and Nowhere to Go - JP Relph
You flushed like a Maiden’s Blush apple when you unwrapped his gift.
Let me go (Honey oh) - Catherine Rockwood
Erin wanted to go down to the dog park again but Ann, Erin’s mother, couldn’t face it today.
BIRD - Nasim Marie Jafry
She thought at first it was dead – it lay flat in the middle of the garden, a triangle, its head lost in feathers.
Child’s Play - Avery Timmons
It was difficult being a single dad — but even more difficult being a single dad to a vampire.
You can still feel her fingers - Cameron Darc
This is the second time you meet the skinny teenage American.
Orange Blossom Summer - Wiebo Grobler
Orange blossoms fall from the trees, twirling like miniature cocktail umbrellas, slowly descending on hot air perfumed by summer as we drive underneath.
A Story for Another Day - Tracie Adams
The gentle rain had started early that January morning, but by 3:00 that afternoon it had transformed our small family farm into an unrecognizable frozen landscape as the dropping temperature turned the rain to ice.
Sanctuary - Bethany Jarmul
Before I met you, I was a deer
trapped in a maze of skyscrapers,
headlights barreling around me
in every direction.
Full Moon - Wendy BooydeGraaff
She sat beneath the trees because she needed the darkness first.
The Contents Of Miss Cathcart's Classroom Cupboard - Alison Wassell
A secret stash of Pritt Sticks and Blu Tack.
Hillman's Imp - Ian Critchley
I had been abroad for the best part of twenty years, most recently in South Africa, but after my latest business venture failed, I began to think about retirement and decided to return to England.
Coffee & Kafka - Sherry Morris
I’ve always had a weakness for three things: the absurd, beginnings and coffee.