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StoryShe Sends Sea Shells MaliciousMudkip614 years 2 weeks ago
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StoryWhere you onced lived Beeme614 years 3 weeks ago
StoryBeneath a Purple Sky skinner_jennifer1014 years 3 weeks ago
StoryEdvard Munch has nothing on this shoe814 years 3 weeks ago
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StoryIn Loving Memory Silver Spun Sand2414 years 3 weeks ago
StoryGirl on a Train Silver Spun Sand1614 years 3 weeks ago
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StoryWhere is the Love? Silver Spun Sand1114 years 1 month ago
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StoryIf They Ask Where I'm From Silver Spun Sand2014 years 1 month ago

My stories

Donnian

"For I am every dead thing In whom Love wrought new alchemy." - John Donne
Cherry

Simon Armitage at the Gala Theatre

Like two giddy schoolgirls, off to fawn over rock stars at Wembley, Alice and I half-run, half-stumble, down Elvet Hill. Fast leaving St Mary's behind, we are town centre-bound.
Cherry

Foreign Country

"The past is a foreign country..." - L.P. Hartley
Cherry

Relic

I remember the way you lifted the glinting, silver pendant like a trapdoor - surprised to find a mark the metal had carved into my skin...
Cherry

First Letter Home

Wotcher stranger! Remember me? Yes, I am talking like a born and bred southerner already. No more ‘blooooke’ or ‘poooost box’ – I’ve learnt to speak properly...

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