Jane Hyphen

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I have 451 stories published in 3 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 1518975 times and 589 of my stories have been cherry picked.
624 of my 3,086 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 680 votes

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Purple Mountain - Part 1

‘We can’t walk there, it’s not safe.’ ‘Why, it looks uneven in places but surely we can give it a go, we’re wearing sturdy enough shoes.’ Arty...
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His Running Top

On the radiator, it sat, folded over neatly, waiting for him to put it on, warm on his skin, before his next run. Now it gathers a layer of dust that...
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The Cat Krampus Campus (And Moment who couldn't resist not doing nothing) Part 3

Moment continued to sleep through the Christmas lunch, snoring deeply and dreaming of the time he went to Oxford after jumping into the back of a...
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Chewy and Exhausting

This world is overwhelming, I could never eat it in this lifetime but it wants to eat me. I can feel it. Hopefully not for breakfast; I’ll sacrifice...
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Letter to Ann Lovett (1968 - 1984)

Close the door, Ann Exist only with this tiny life Flickering, beating, unstoppable now With what they would call trouble Go beyond the futility of...
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624 of my comments have received 680 Great Feedback votes

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Some fictional fortune

Posted on Tue, 13 Oct 2026

Some fictional fortune telling combined with an all too familiar tale. Folk re-writing history to make themselves look better and relationships never built because of lies, so easy to tell to a child. It's a dark plot like so many hidden in...

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Posted in Frankenplot: Carny

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I really enjoyed this, Penny.

Posted on Sun, 11 Oct 2026

I really enjoyed this, Penny. You've captured the fun part, the treats and dressing up and then the truly frightful element presented in a spooky format. Foolish souls messing about with what they don't understand...

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Posted in October 31st

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Those big barns are sinister.

Posted on Thu, 08 Oct 2026

Those big barns are sinister. You've created such strong imagery here, seasonal fun combined with desolation. Pumpkins getting so huge so quick, it's a fruit freak show. Look forward to the next part.

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Posted in Courtesy Calls: The Midway (1)

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Brilliantly done. Our cities

Posted on Fri, 02 Oct 2026

Brilliantly done. Our cities can be overstimulating, the constant change, it was ever thus but the changes are faster now, everything moving faster, the age of tech, movement of people, the crowds. It's too much for some. The old England is...

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Posted in "This Isn't England"

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You nailed it, a classic with

Posted on Tue, 29 Sep 2026

You nailed it, a classic with a modern lurid filter. I really enjoyed it. Just Brilliant!

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Posted in Frankenplot: The Hacker

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Thanks for reading, Turlough.

Posted on Thu, 24 Sep 2026

Thanks for reading, Turlough. You need to look harder, a 36F at sunrise. Ophelia and Barnaby are good names...for cats. I bet there's some gossip in your village, Turlough, or maybe you are the source of gossip..

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Posted in Old Walls - Part 4

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They are exhuasting and they

Posted on Mon, 21 Sep 2026

They are exhuasting and they must be exhausted themselves in their ever changing vortex of theories. Thank you for your comment, Insert.

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Posted in Old Walls - Part 3

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I love the way you've

Posted on Mon, 21 Sep 2026

I love the way you've described autumn as bohemian because I think as a season, it really would want to be called that. Rich and a bit wild, mushrooms too. Rustic spicy textures makes me think of the forest. It's a captivating season with a tinge...

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Posted in A Seasonal Dance

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A snuggly soft fleece is so

Posted on Fri, 18 Sep 2026

A snuggly soft fleece is so comforting when you're chilly, despite being made from petrol. And they come out of the washing machine almost dry. 

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Posted in The Better for Relegation

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Ha ha, yes I can relate to

Posted on Thu, 17 Sep 2026

Ha ha, yes I can relate to that. Don't forget the kites in pylons, I had a fear of kites after that terrifying advert. Perverts seemed to be everywhere, I guess they still are. Your grandmother sounds like a very vigilant presence in the...

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Posted in Old Walls - Part 1

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