iBoracic

By iDrew on Thu, 22 Apr 2010

iBoracic i’m mentally bankrupt this job is an effing joke and the wages are pants barely covering the rent not to mention my credit cards or council tax
Autobiography
Certificate 15

THE GREAT BEAR EATING DRAGON ADVENTURE

By Annette Bromley on Thu, 22 Apr 2010

Have you ever met the great bear eating dragon? Probably not unless you happen to be a little boy with a very big imagination. Come meet Wes and join him on his bear eating dragon adventure...
Children's
Story
Certificate U

Wyrm 2

By rjnewlyn on Wed, 21 Apr 2010

What lies at the heart of the blizzard ... (not a sequel)
Other Fiction
Story
Certificate U
Gold cherry

The Box

By harveyjoseph on Wed, 21 Apr 2010

I was never allowed to look in it. It was always locked; Though she would fiddle with its catches And rusty leather suitcase hinges. One day when she was out,
Autobiography
Story
Certificate U
Cherry

Fear of Falling

By Silver Spun Sand on Wed, 21 Apr 2010

The fallen; easily forgotten.
Miscellaneous
Certificate U

The View From a Distance

By Anna Marie on Wed, 21 Apr 2010

I felt like I was surrendering. Then, in perfect fashion, she smiled at me… the way old friends do when reuniting.
Drama
Story
Certificate U

"MATT" THE LOOK ALIKE

By Cavalcader on Wed, 21 Apr 2010

I was sitting having lunch in "Gossips" When three came and sat at the table out-side The door was open wide I jumped up and left my scrambled eggs on toast
Other Non-fiction
Poem
Certificate U

The Cages We Build

By thesnowman36 on Wed, 21 Apr 2010

People love to put limits on other people. Because it helps to justify the limits they impose upon themselves.
Journal
Other
Certificate U

THE GLORIOUS DEMISE OF THE FAMOUS ARMLESS JUGGLER

By Burton St John on Wed, 21 Apr 2010

An armless juggler, an odious mayor, a nubile, haughty daughter, some religious hibiscus, four bellowing bulls and a pistol
Other Fiction
Story
Certificate 15

Madeline

By harveyjoseph on Wed, 21 Apr 2010

To feel my feet crunch on the gravel path, hands, brushing brambles and box-hedges. To knock on the dead leaf door; Hear: the sound of fox-knocker on wood. See the mice curtains twitch;
Autobiography
Poem
Certificate U

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