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The Turnip Eaters

There was a large water stain on the wall of Katie’s new bedroom. It fascinated her. The more she looked at it the more it became clear that it was...

Legend

Key to the forest Code for the hill Runes of the river Signs haunt us still Written on the bark Engraved on the stones In the movement of water...

Up in the Gods

The cheapest seats exhilarate. Sit on the ledge, Lean into the void, Fly or fall. Zoom in. Close up, Focus on action, Senses probe the detail. Zoom...
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Chicken Eye in the Sky

Rose and I were mucking about on the pumice. We were walking on the rocks to smooth our feet. Mum said people paid good money for pumice in the shops...
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The Night the Pier Burnt Down (Southend 1976)

The relentless heat makes flying in daylight unpleasant, so the older gulls have taken to scavenging after sunset. Crowds of humans continue to...

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400 of my comments have received 398 Great Feedback votes

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Oh my goodness!  This is

Posted on Tue, 30 Dec 2014

Oh my goodness!  This is utterly heartbreaking and beautifully written.

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Posted in Everyone Says Hi

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Good idea styx.  I'm not

Posted on Thu, 25 Dec 2014

Good idea styx.  I'm not suggesting myself as I am not even slightly funny, not on purpose anyway.  I've partnered up for some writing with Noo on the site, nothing professional though.  There are quite a few deliberately funny writers on the...

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Posted in Finding A Writing Partner?

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A touch of beauty amidst the

Posted on Mon, 23 Dec 2013

A touch of beauty amidst the drudgery of killing.  Always like this I suppose.  Thought-provoking.

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Posted in Coventry carol

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I like the perspective of the

Posted on Sat, 20 Dec 2014

I like the perspective of the old man, this adds some depth. 

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Posted in WHY - I

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A unexpected ending, justice

Posted on Thu, 18 Dec 2014

A unexpected ending, justice seems to have been done.

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Posted in THE PAPER WAR - VI

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Wonderful writing, showing us

Posted on Wed, 17 Dec 2014

Wonderful writing, showing us the dark place.

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Posted in while the candle burns

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Love the way this has ended,

Posted on Tue, 16 Dec 2014

Love the way this has ended, you kept Dorothy's family at arm's length and their coldness seemed so threatening to Akil it was a relief that he was removed.  Lovely perspective.

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Posted in The Devil's Dish Served Six Different Ways (chapter 7)

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The central part of the story

Posted on Tue, 16 Dec 2014

The central part of the story works really well, a father shaken by the idea that it might have been his daughter who was killed and changing his life.  I'd really like more of a sense of India.

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Posted in THE REDEMPTION

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This is so beautiful.  

Posted on Sat, 13 Dec 2014

This is so beautiful.  

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Posted in Waiting for a Train to Remember

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A nice sense of voice and a

Posted on Thu, 11 Dec 2014

A nice sense of voice and a good structure, building to revelation.  I got a bit confused with the mother-in-law line, as I though the voice was a student's then moving to an older adult, but then is seemed to be a student's again, so perhaps...

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Posted in A Walk in the Dusk

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