Anna and Reverend Gregory Green finally track down one of the lost travellers — but the reunion ends in a way neither of them ...
Two lovers stand among the trees as the mind tilts. Love, longing, and the small unspokens that undo us.
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An interviewer hikes into the Black Forest to meet Dopey’s mother. Which witch? Which story? The answers arrive in deadpan whispers—and an axe that glints at dusk.
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Instead of following the removals van, Nora made her own way out of the city to her new house. It was a long drive, but much of it familiar. After ...
Having a baby changed everything. She was living in two time zones, her own and the baby’s. It was exhilarating, watching something multiply in age before her own eyes. Her ...
A divorced man forms a strange bond with the burglar who keeps breaking into his home — a darkly funny meditation on loneliness, control, and dependency.
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A young Scottish football fan brings his French girlfriend to a match, hoping to bond — but obsession, masculinity, and cultural fault lines unravel everything.
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When a Scots student in Oxford realises he’s losing his language, a tiny creature becomes a bridge between worlds.
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In Part Two of George Cox’s mesmerising serial, the time traveller’s story takes a more unsettling turn. A photograph surfaces. A stranger disappears. And the past may not be as ...
A fallen footballer, community service, and the struggle to find redemption. The Baller is gritty, funny, and tragic.
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A young undocumented woman trapped in modern slavery cleans hospital corridors at night. When a “doctor with the brown eyes” notices her, Ana must choose whether to trust a stranger’s ...
In I Always Know When To Go, Marie James offers a stark, lyrical memoir of dissonance—how a moment of shared warmth fractures under the weight of being mis-seen. Set in ...
A woman haunted by grief, burnout, and something in her vent— a ghost story for the digital age.
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Rear Window meets emotional freefall in this subtle, voyeuristic portrait of love, timing, and what we see — or think we see — from across the street.
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Dinosaurs. Poets. A care home field trip to hell. ‘Triassic Abbey’ is what happens when satire out-evolves extinction.
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She forgot something—was it a grocery item or her old life?
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A mountain sunrise, a local cigarette, and a romantic’s battle with addiction in India.
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A young boy’s curious mind uncovers the humour and heartbreak in his neighbours’ relationship.
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Set against the backdrop of family dysfunction and cultural displacement, the protagonist’s journey through trauma, identity, and survival is raw, poignant, and deeply human.
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Through a journey filled with historical reflections and contemporary challenges, the story explores connections to family, place, and self.
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