March 28, 2022
Short Fiction: "He can’t get back to sleep once he’s awake. Besides, there are things to do."
March 21, 2022
Short Fiction: "...I realise I’d completely forgotten you, for all these years."
March 14, 2022
Short Fiction: "She wanted to eavesdrop, to join in, to ask them if they’d seen the crocodile everyone was talking about, but knew no French..."
March 10, 2022
Blog: "Shorter fiction allows me to range wider and to experiment more in my reading..."
March 7, 2022
Short Fiction: "Olive felt like a robot penguin that had been embedded in the huddle by the team from Frozen Planet to record their goings on."
February 28, 2022
Short Fiction: "If you ever come looking for me, you’ll find me sitting in my car at the Kisementi car park, listening to Radio One."
February 21, 2022
Short Fiction: "The tavern is only half full tonight, a crowd of beardless students daring each other to one more ale..."
January 10, 2022
Short Fiction: "You are tied to an ancient rattan chair. Your guts are full of splintered wood..."
December 15, 2021
Poetry: "unsure about her arrangement: I have /
never seen him in a suit in bed. Thinner, /
longer, he looks so serious with his halo..."
December 13, 2021
Short Fiction: "The first time I saw Brentford I was thinking about the Roman invasion."
December 8, 2021
Poetry: "His shirt side-pulled, her rosy palm creams
whipped egg-white and eggplant flesh..."
December 6, 2021
Short Fiction: "Born early, writhing and screaming at 11.17am."
December 1, 2021
Poetry: "In the basement we found his tools for separating Siamese Twins..."
November 29, 2021
Short Fiction: "A shock of sunlight pierces into the cabin, turning his eyes the colour of polished timber. The eyes that tell me, I need you; told me this last night."
November 17, 2021
Poetry: "She studied the braille / of his back in the / grey before morning..."
November 15, 2021
Short Fiction: "The vial of semen in the breast pocket of David’s denim jacket bounced against his chest as he walked down Harley Street. The heat pack next to it warmed his heart."
November 3, 2021
Poetry: "My people are people who still smoke cigarettes in bed..."