Fiction

Fiction
Introverts

“Not anti-social, just anti-shallow.”

Jun 10, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
Skinny Chris

Love is like bath bubbles.
Tender moments shine as they float, then pop without warning.

Jun 4, 2017
Fiction
The Economics of First Wives

They’re a major capital investment.

Jun 3, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
Museum For Women Who Did Not Appear

“There is a difference between a choice and a wish. We were never asked what we wished for.”

Jun 2, 2017
Fiction
‘Communists FC Versus Anarchist United’

An Excerpt from the Novel ‘Checking Out of the Hotel Euthanasia’ by Gerard Graham due to be published by Ringwood Publishing 30th June 2017.

May 25, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
It Is Finished

The full moon casts a burnished halo on the bed, their bed, the marriage bed, banishing any and all traces of rapture from the room. The stench of unspoken words populates the heavy stillness as the two undress. She looks up and catches him gazing, with longing, at her plump, ripe breasts. She gives him […]

May 25, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
Leaving

The street lights wake her up before her alarm does. Light streams through the blinds of her window as if they weren’t there at all. For a moment, the street lights somehow manages to blind her, even though her eyes are still closed. It’s all very rude, she thinks. Niecey doesn’t even understand why they’re […]

May 22, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
Punishment

“Buy milk. Pay bills. Sever arm. Water fern.”

May 19, 2017
Fiction
Something’s Burning

Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.

May 18, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
Cyclops

…the cyclops makes monsters of us all” Roy Braithwaite (taken from a taped recording made by his Niece Geraldine Braithwaite 1987)

May 13, 2017