Contrary to what some people might suggest, you can wander around a labyrinth without necessarily dirtying your hands. […]
Category Archive: fiction
Witches’ Sabbath is the remarkable autobiographical chronicle of French author Maurice Sachs (1906–1945). To Sachs, the work was […]
There are times when I feel reverence for the sound of things. Don’t we all, perhaps? Particularly when […]
I spend more time in graveyards now so many of my friends have died. I don’t like them […]
The following story forms part of Notes on Jackson and His Dead, published by Dalkey Archive Press. Relic […]
Is that sticky rice? Laurence had asked. Prodded the parcel of leaves that wrapped whatever was inside up. […]
It was dark by the time he started down the road, a suitcase once again by his side, […]
An extract from the novel Pete’s Underpants, by Bertie Marshall, published on October 28th by Dostoyevsky Wannabe. The […]
The Done Thing is an excerpt from the Comma Press anthology Resist: Stories of Uprising. In this new […]
From Dostoyevsky Wannabe Cities: Sheffield, edited by Emma Bolland. Sheffield is the latest in Dostoyevsky Wannabe’s series of […]
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