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The Birdhouse Cycle
“You look very nice.” The compliment felt awkward coming from his mouth, like the first one he’d given her, over-rehearsed and unconfident.
Croesus
The man took a long sip of whiskey, then he told them how it all started. It happened when he was about nine or ten years old, and he was ...
Small
The orchidometer is a medical device for measuring testicles. It’s not very sophisticated, it’s actually just a string of oval beads, graduating from small to large, and painted bright jolly ...
Second Lake
The boy would never know these memories. Watching his father’s face he saw the deep creases above his forehead, his narrowed eyes and his stubbled jaw, constantly chewing on something ...
How to Seduce a Tech Bro in 13 Easy Steps
Smile. Everyone would agree that a smiling person is far more approachable than a gloomy and surly one.
Perpetual Spinach
After the breakup, she couldn’t stop thinking about the spinach.
You—
Oxford, choked in an Edwardian haze, everything still there, waiting—
A Little Blindness
The voice of a twelve-year-old, as if it didn’t break properly all those years ago, although he’s not as old as you might be led to believe by all those ...
Click … Click
He had lived there with his mother and father until he was eight years old. Then his mother and father were gone.
Being Human
A story about intimacy in the digital age, which finds our unnamed narrator trying to navigate his day to day in the run up to Valentines Day.
Monsters
How long can you hide from the monsters when you don’t know who they are?
Running like I Never Saw
An unsettling tale that builds to a crescendo to reveal an unexpected ending.
Next Door Neighbours
Two guys converse over a cup of coffee about pills and poppies
On Being a Mermaid
A bitter sweet tale of magic, love and loss
Taddy Beer
Seen through the eyes of an 11 year old, a mother recounts fond memories as dreams and reality bleed into one another.
Symbiosis
There was a niggling sensation in my gut; bacteria perhaps, decomposing me. I should be dead.
Up North
A mishap on a snowy day evokes a variety of emotions that tug at your heartstrings
Antique Pieces
An interview with a writer takes an unexpected turn
The Baby Comb
A story that tells of the innocence of children and the complexities of being an adult
We’ll Have to See How it Goes
A reversal of gender roles forces the reader to consider a different perspective.