Frances Macaulay Forde

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I have 98 stories published in 11 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 148595 times and 27 of my stories have been cherry picked.
35 of my 435 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 35 votes

My stories

Late Lecturer

LATE LECTURER For Glen….. Skeleton turned to the corner Polka dots. Orange cord. Yellow book. Blue Chairs. Wasting. Waiting. Bemused. Is it raining...

Wardrobe Mistress

I stood in front of the wardrobe we shared and stared and stared. I had just seen her with overalls down below her knees, your familiar bare bum...
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Write to Romance

Jessica drove furiously through familiar back streets - happy that she'd didn't have to travel to Cottesloe; being late for meetings at Tom Collins...
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Road Ribbons to Forever

still cold the orb lay low quick glimpse then hidden motor climbing to drown crow’s haunting early wake-up call blades of light chop dust and dirt...
Cherry

Sketching

I sat myself down on a low stone wall, a semi-circle that splits St Mary’s Road in two. I'm just visiting Midleton, you understand... But I fancied a...
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35 of my comments have received 35 Great Feedback votes

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Very amusing - excellent

Posted on Mon, 16 Mar 2020

Very amusing - excellent characters too.  Is this a book or the concept of a TV Series script?  Made me think of the Irish Series, Father Ted, so I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. 

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Posted in An Ill Wind

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Circle of story...

Posted on Wed, 26 Feb 2020

Your handling of moments in time; past, present and future, is admirable.  It's lovely to read your writing again PT. 

I particularly enjoyed your completion of the circles - your storytelling is masterful.  You have complete control of...

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Posted in Buses

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Loved it!

Posted on Thu, 22 Oct 2015

Such an achingly heart-full poem, full of warmth and memory utilising all the senses at once.  Love the journey, the lyrical approach and the final lines closing the circle of storytelling with a truth.  Love, love, loved it, Tina!   Thank you...

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Posted in 'The Borrowers' (Poetry Monthly)

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Wow!

Posted on Mon, 20 Jan 2014

Wow!  Such a beautifully wrought poem - the best I've read today and I have read quite a few in the last couple of hours... This is such a wonderful fascility to showcase talented but hitherto unknown (to me) writers.

Telling the story of...

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Posted in As Autumn Leaves

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