Inspiration Point (work that responds to our weekly writing cue)
A Ghostly Apparition
It was still quite dark.
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Reminiscence
Pip was guilt ridden. She couldn’t meet the eyes of her mother, Kathy, or aunt, Lorraine, after Sinead’s death. Pip couldn’t forgive herself for...
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A Most Mysterious Murder
Crime doesn't pay.
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So, so still
She was so still. Leo looked at his baby girl over her cot and couldn’t believe he had finally gotten her to sleep. He looked at his little miracle...
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Discovery
I went out to try to find myself. And I found myself, two storeys up, in a compact, one-bedroom flat, overlooking the sea. # But to begin: I suppose...
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Silver Birch
Dear diary... It was still and quiet that day when first I held and named you Willow, just a neonate little tree; token of rapid intention, your...
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The Age of Discovery
From new-born breath ’til still of death: Hearing sounds and conversation, gazing round in exploration … mouth contortions … life-long, look and think …
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The Find
Dr Finkle, a man as peculiar as his name, was gifted a free night stay at the Aisling Hotel to go to a conference in Dublin. Dr Finkle lived in...
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Marathon Man
Sir Mo Farah reveals he was trafficked to the UK as a child - BBC. Image from Wikipedia
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Deceit
I was sitting at my desk, working on a case. She walked in and sat down right in front of me. Neither of us said a word. She watched as I continued...
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