From Dostoyevsky Wannabe Cities: Sheffield, edited by Emma Bolland. Sheffield is the latest in Dostoyevsky Wannabe’s series of […]
Category Archive: fiction
UMBER is the reconstructed remains of a novel that was originally written ten years ago or more. The […]
I had always been proud of my relationship with my stepfather. He never insisted that I call him […]
It was rich, Tina saying he was self-involved, since she was the one who’d always claimed he was […]
So there they both are, stupidly early in the morning, sat just out of arm’s reach of one […]
The boy was standing on the grass, squinting into the bright sun at the distant second floor window […]
The Prick is available to buy from Open Pen here THAT DAY Tense because they were wearing swim clothes […]
Extract from We’ll Never Have Paris, edited by Andrew Gallix and published by Repeater Books in May 2019. […]
Opening credits close and an orchestral accompaniment – all staccato strings and portentous drums – gets drowned out […]
It took a while to place her. So many faces out on the street, in and out of […]
