Detroit Unhinged

By Richard L. Provencher on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

I saw the face of despair on the news last night—an hour of concern
Miscellaneous
Certificate U

The last routine

By Geoffrey on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

Rene was steering the old converted fishing smack ‘The straw hat’ into the harbour. Rob was rushing about doing the heavy sailorly work as the boat ran into calmer waters.
Miscellaneous
Story
Certificate U

Rhapsody in Blue

By skinner_jennifer on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

My experience of a piece of art.
Spiritual
Poem
Certificate U

Funfair Horror

By gabbyslater on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

I’ll always remember that day, even now I can still hear his evil laughs. I was only seven back then with golden curly hair tied back in cute pigtails and big brown eyes.
Horror
Certificate 12

The Other Railway Children - Postscript 'Why is the charity successful?'

By David Maidment on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

I have been asked frequently for the secret of the charity's success. Here I try to identify some of the key factors...
Miscellaneous
Non-fiction
Certificate U

The young oak tree 4/8

By Geoffrey on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

“Shush” whispered the other, nodding his head towards Mary.
Children's
Story
Certificate U
Cherry

The Missing Madonna, Chapter 16 'Penniless Destitutes'

By David Maidment on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

Joseph and Mari are now destitute refugees and face the problem of how to exist in a strange Egyptian city (Pelusium)
Historical Fiction
Story
Certificate 12

The young oak tree 3/8

By Geoffrey on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

Mary stood at the kitchen window and watched Jennifer walk along the garden on her way to work. Dave came and stood beside her and put his arm round her shoulders.
Children's
Story
Certificate U

Grandma's Table

By lubbielu on Sun, 19 Jun 2011

Chestnut hue, quarantined beneath a dusty dew. Wood lines, matching tired scratches. Lifelines of generations passed. This milled and rounded form, balanced on gnarled carvings.
Other Fiction
Certificate U

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