On Israel's Right to Exist

By seannelson on Sun, 29 Nov 2009

I identify myself as a liberal in the humanistic sense, though I don't relate it to the partisan politics of today's USA.
Opinion
Non-fiction
Certificate U

Summer's End

By Nick.A on Sat, 28 Nov 2009

The trees turn early in the late summer sun, Yellow and gold against a soft cerulean sky, The sun goddess bursting through the leaves Birch bark shining white at her touch.
Miscellaneous
Poem
Certificate U

Public Canings

By seannelson on Sat, 28 Nov 2009

Personally, I'm a big believer that a citizen ought to be able to walk streets, do his/her job, go to the coffee-house, ride the sub-way, etc., in safety.
Opinion
Non-fiction
Certificate 18
Cherry

The Picnic Field

By sheilaclarke on Sat, 28 Nov 2009

George appeared at Granny’s. George was seven, and Granny lived next-door-but-one. It had been decided that George could now go round, with permission, without Granny being asked first.
Children's
Story
Certificate U
Cherry

Lupine Debt Recovery (FSA Approved)

By Ewan on Sat, 28 Nov 2009

IPOW
Humour
Story
Certificate U

The Udder Side of the Story

By Ewan on Sat, 28 Nov 2009

IPOW
Humour
Story
Certificate U

Her last party - 18th November 2007

By Juliet OC on Sat, 28 Nov 2009

The snow fell. Soft and white it blanketed the garden. We stepped out with virgin prints, her crutches left damp black holes. Bangs and sizzles, filtered through flakes as large as doilies.
Autobiography
Certificate U

CHRISTMAS 1915

By kheldar on Sat, 28 Nov 2009

Much has been written about the Xmas truce of 1914; this poem tells of the truce the following year and is based on the recollections of Bertie Felstead, a soldier present at the time.
Poem
Certificate U
Cherry

Sitting Room

By harveyjoseph on Sat, 28 Nov 2009

Swirling wooden knots setting time Close to ripping like crepe paper outlines of boarded up tombs fastening kirby Grips held between teeth the coal Scuttle and poker sit beside her and
Autobiography
Poem
Certificate U

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