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StoryThe Second Shadow Caldwell172 months 1 week ago
StoryLand of Hope and Fury Ewan132 months 1 week ago
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StoryArrival in Hallowmere Ross_Lowe84 months 1 week ago
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CollectionStep Forward, Harry Salt Ross_Lowe04 months 1 week ago
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StoryThe Boy With The Telescope Lille Dante154 months 3 weeks ago
StoryWhen All Seems Lost skinner_jennifer154 months 3 weeks ago
StoryGemma Ross_Lowe134 months 4 weeks ago
StoryRemnant Ross_Lowe05 months 2 weeks ago
StoryLetters in the attic Andy Hollyhead93 years 8 months ago
StoryThe God of Mistakes donignacio253 years 12 months ago
StoryTimesnot Ross_Lowe204 years 22 hours ago
Blog entryYOU (From Pissed to Publication) by Drew Gummerson insertponceyfre...74 years 2 days ago
Blog entryA Working Class State of Mind by Colin Burnett: Review insertponceyfre...54 years 1 month ago
StoryYou asked, we chose mcmanaman44 years 3 months ago
StoryThe Long and Spectacular Life of Agnes Magnusdottir drew_gummerson324 years 4 months ago
StoryGentlemen and Players Ewan44 years 4 months ago
StoryCoyle Loyal Peter Bennett74 years 4 months ago
StoryDreizehn Ewan24 years 5 months ago
StoryHow Roger Came to Spend Lockdown on the Sofa in His Underpants Kilb5094 years 5 months ago
StoryNotes by Menelaus on Helen’s Abduction bhi184 years 5 months ago
StoryFocus on the lips Ross_Lowe124 years 5 months ago
StoryTimeless Wonder skinner_jennifer224 years 6 months ago

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Peter

He knew pretty much straight away that fully removing Peter's head had been a mistake. Knowing there was no point in trying to put it back on however...
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Arrival in Hallowmere

The train station at Hallowmere was notable for two things: first, it was the sort of place that made you wonder whether civilisation had ever quite...
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Gemma

A shift in the air. Something felt different, seemed different. Somehow. Maybe it was that it wasn’t raining for the first time in a few days. That...

Remnant

Skin tearing, violence. Blood, screams. Agony. Ribs, disfigured limbs, mouths instead of feet, hips bent out of shape, pulsating. Animal sounds,...
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Timesnot

First-time fatherhood is world-changing. That’s what Alan Hillier was discovering with every day that passed. He’d been determined not to screw this...

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29 of my comments have received 29 Great Feedback votes

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"Ours are not true hopes,

Posted on Tue, 11 Nov 2025

"Ours are not true hopes,
more ill-wishes for others,
yet we expect only good in return."

Yowzers. Right in the solar-plexus, that. Great stuff, Ewan.

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Posted in Land of Hope and Fury

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Thank you. I heard a similar

Posted on Wed, 10 Sep 2025

Thank you. I heard a similar version of the phrase used when I was at university. A friend of mine from north Derbyshire and his Dad had very kindly given me a lift home from Wales, where we were studying. Over a cup of tea, he told my Mum how...

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Posted in Arrival in Hallowmere

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Thank you for writing and

Posted on Mon, 25 Aug 2025

Thank you for writing and sharing this, Jenny. Like you say, we all get that feeling and that hurdle at times don't we? I'm still fighting my way out of a big one - so I was very glad to find my way back here and see things thriving and as...

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Posted in When All Seems Lost

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I thoroughly enjoyed this! A

Posted on Fri, 14 Jan 2022

I thoroughly enjoyed this! A great read, and a lovely sense of humour to go with it.
Thanks so much for sharing.

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Posted in The God of Mistakes

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This is great, Ewan. A

Posted on Mon, 06 Sep 2021

This is great, Ewan. A fitting tribute to special friends.
Those last two lines are terrific (and you're rocking that blazer, too). 

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Posted in Gentlemen and Players

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 Superb stuff, Pete. Loved it

Posted on Fri, 03 Sep 2021

 Superb stuff, Pete. Loved it. I was wondering about the fate of Rudi Voller throughout and half expected to find him still trapped under a piece of furniture when the lads made it back downstairs. Great!

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Posted in Coyle Loyal

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Numskulls

Posted on Mon, 02 Aug 2021

I was thinking of the Numskulls too as I read this! They were a brilliant invention. I think there might have been a Pixar movie in the last few years that bore similarities to it.

Great little story, nicely done.

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Posted in How Roger Came to Spend Lockdown on the Sofa in His Underpants

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 "where stillness of view

Posted on Thu, 01 Jul 2021

 "where stillness of view lies undemanding" is just beautiful.

A smashing poem, Jen. Really evocative of the countryside I miss so much at the moment, and all the more welcome for it.

Thanks for sharing it with us.

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Posted in Timeless Wonder

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 This is a great poem, Paul.

Posted on Tue, 16 Mar 2021

 This is a great poem, Paul. Really lifting, mystical, and capturing the spirit of this time of year. A lovely escape from the troubles of current times: better days are on the way! Loved it. Well done.

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Posted in Vernal Equinox

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This is a beauty. Great work

Posted on Wed, 10 Mar 2021

This is a beauty. Great work – a fantastic voyage if ever there was one!

Congratulations on the big 5-0 too. 

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Posted in Black Holes and Revelations

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