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StoryLocus delicti brighteyes212 years 6 days ago
StorySaving pepper brighteyes112 years 6 days ago
StoryLosing my abecedary brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryMagicians brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryThe compassionate surgeon brighteyes112 years 6 days ago
StoryMonsters of London #1 brighteyes112 years 6 days ago
StorySplitting The Ego With Mary brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StorySigyn Kills Time brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryThe man in the fez with the Britney mic brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryThe Escapologist's Water brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryOn grinding at sixteen brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryNo Stoopa brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryMeeting Emma In The Toilets brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryThree reasons to love Teedie Roosevelt brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryThe coffee here is drugged brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryPretending he had done something wonderful brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StorySnip Not My Girdle brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryPleading Belly brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryLoss of Services brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryThat Girl Knows Me brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryKoumiss or Shark’s Fin Soup brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StorySuperman and the Wonder Twins brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryLucky Charm brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryThose Who Enjoy Repression brighteyes012 years 6 days ago
StoryMar-lee-bone brighteyes012 years 6 days ago

My stories

Cherry

The man in the fez with the Britney mic

Clemmy whispered something to him just after she'd gone under, while she was sat there, snorelessly inert.
Cherry

I Dreamt I Took Nick's Insulin

Initially for safekeeping. He gave up the pen, chunky as the twenty-coloured marvels of secondary school, and I slipped it into my old pencil case; I have carried

The Escapologist's Water

Every time I begin a receipt for someone pleasant, I vow to make my handwriting really nice. This is just about possible in theory, but my hands rebel every step of the way.
Cherry

On grinding at sixteen

Pippa and me, her three years younger and still more accustomed to vodka, wandering a field full of tents, glow sticks and bands you'd sort-of heard of and didn't feel like sweating for.

No Stoopa

The prospect of you leaving for the weekend, it chills me like whip-wind.

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