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The Discharge

By sean mcnulty on Fri, 21 Nov 2025

There was no sign of Mr Grant. No sign of anyone as a matter of fact. It was a miracle not to hear the TV blaring, to witness it in the state of off...

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Standing Around

By sean mcnulty on Fri, 31 Oct 2025

‘That’s the author’s signature.’ ‘But how could that be?’ asked Alison. ‘Wasn’t Ernie dead before they printed it?’ ‘Yes, before they even agreed to...

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Heartbeats

By sean mcnulty on Sat, 25 Oct 2025

More had gathered when we arrived at the newspaper and they were – like their Screaming Deane comrades – mostly young, which would be to our benefit...

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The Doom-Seeing Eyes of McGloin

By sean mcnulty on Fri, 17 Oct 2025

‘I’ve been contacted by a chap named Clifton, an art historian, a bit of a name – have you heard of him?’ ‘Yes,’ said Oran. ‘He’s always on the news...

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An uproarious fanfare for the

Posted on Sat, 22 Nov 2025

An uproarious fanfare for the common man. This is our marvellous Sunday pick. Please share and retweet, repost, and so on.

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This nerve-wracking tale of

Posted on Sun, 05 Oct 2025

This nerve-wracking tale of the grind is our Sunday pick. Please share across your social media.

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Yeah, I could never quite

Posted on Fri, 01 Nov 2024

Yeah, I could never quite understand how the place functions at all. I have sympathy for the populace.

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This is our Sunday pick of

Posted on Sat, 18 May 2024

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This gentle and highly

Posted on Sun, 16 Jan 2022

This gentle and highly enjoyable tale of remembrance, with an abundance of coffee, is our Pick of the Day. Please share and retweet!

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Really enjoyed this. I could

Posted on Wed, 30 Dec 2020

Really enjoyed this. I could see the Wheatley influence early on and that only made it more enticing. I'm a sucker for dark occult-flavoured horror.
Great stuff!

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This is our Facebook and

Posted on Wed, 11 Nov 2020

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Jennifer, we have been doing virtual reading nights recently, and in a couple of weeks, we will do another. If you would like to join and read this, or anything else, read here:...

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Graceful, poetic writing with

Posted on Thu, 27 Nov 2025

Graceful, poetic writing with a fine sense of detail. This is our Sunday pick. Please share across social media.

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A fine poem about the passage

Posted on Sun, 26 Oct 2025

A fine poem about the passage of time, full of marvellous wordplay and layering. This is our Facebook, Twitter, and BlueSky Pick of the Day. Please share far and wide.