Inspiration Point (work that responds to our weekly writing cue)
The Olden Days.
The Olden Days. The workmen, they are doing roadworks on our road this week, they gave us full notice, so all our cars were removed. The road looks...
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Just imagine …
Fifty years ago two men wedged together in a train rushing through the snow deep in the country of Ukraine. First time they’d met, don’t know each...
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Michael
It's never too late to reach out to someone.
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Living.
Living. Was watching the fabulous, Catherine Cookson, film yesterday. In the film, for the reading of the Will, the young girl was left the huge...
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Relatively Speaking
It is possible, you know. 'Is this seat taken?' I enquired tentatively, of a man who looked remarkably familiar. He looked up from a notebook filled...
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Strangers (on a train)
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The Lady on Sycamore Lane (3)
VIII. The library was three stops past the end of Sycamore Lane, in the town center. Ruth had not been in years — she couldn't have said how many —...
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The Lady on Sycamore Lane (2)
V. The third time the sound came, Ruth was ready for it. Not ready in the way of preparation. Ready in the way of a person who has been listening so...
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The Lady on Sycamore Lane (1)
Sycamore Lane is nine houses long, set back from the road at polite distances, with porches wide enough for two chairs apiece. The mailboxes are...
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One Date
Their Story. My room’s a mess; messy clothes strewn across my floor, open bins and empty cans dotted around. My phone rested on my slipper, slid...
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