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StoryMy Dublin Fusilier threeleafshamrock268 years 11 months ago
StoryMotor harrietmacmillan210 years 7 months ago
StoryPashmina harrietmacmillan210 years 8 months ago
StoryDecentre harrietmacmillan310 years 8 months ago
StoryCharlotte Corday harrietmacmillan510 years 8 months ago
StoryCatatonic harrietmacmillan710 years 8 months ago
StoryCartography harrietmacmillan110 years 8 months ago
StoryBones harrietmacmillan110 years 8 months ago
StoryAutumn or Keats' Correction harrietmacmillan110 years 8 months ago
StoryA Life of Crime harrietmacmillan010 years 8 months ago
StoryA Heavenly Land harrietmacmillan210 years 8 months ago
Forum topicNew Online Literary Magazine Seeks Reviewers harrietmacmillan110 years 8 months ago
CollectionThe Unhappy Endings harrietmacmillan010 years 8 months ago
Collection10 Minute Poems harrietmacmillan010 years 8 months ago
StorySpreadeagle harrietmacmillan110 years 10 months ago
StoryL'Annunziata harrietmacmillan110 years 10 months ago
StoryLong Distance Running harrietmacmillan310 years 10 months ago
StoryRound Table harrietmacmillan110 years 10 months ago
StoryTesselation harrietmacmillan110 years 10 months ago
StorySix Weeks in Abruzzo harrietmacmillan110 years 10 months ago
StoryThings I Miss About Living With My Mother harrietmacmillan210 years 10 months ago
StoryUnexpecting harrietmacmillan010 years 10 months ago
StorySong for Solace harrietmacmillan110 years 10 months ago
StoryMagdalen College Chapel, Oxford or Intentions harrietmacmillan110 years 10 months ago
StoryThe Nag and Noose harrietmacmillan010 years 10 months ago

My stories

Motor

We followed the single tracks in a silver Nissan Prairie. We negotiated the past, Sliding into the passing places. Riding faster over the bumps so I...

Pashmina

When I was cold I used to sneak to your scarf box. I’d comb your collection, select something that matched me and then wrap it around my brass neck. I would think of the Nepalese goat

Spreadeagle

L’Aquila. 6th April, 2009. From deep within virgin morning’s slumber, Comes the rumpus, the rumble of A belly laugh. She shudders, though not in bliss.

L'Annunziata

L’Annunziata I hadn’t wanted to go.

Bones

And I swear that all you will leave will be your bones. The fear of fleshing out skinnies your soul. In the grave, minerals force a meritocracy and the unearned aesthetic dissolves.

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