harrietmacmillan

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StoryMy Dublin Fusilier threeleafshamrock269 years 8 months ago
StoryMotor harrietmacmillan211 years 4 months ago
StoryPashmina harrietmacmillan211 years 5 months ago
StoryDecentre harrietmacmillan311 years 6 months ago
StoryCharlotte Corday harrietmacmillan511 years 6 months ago
StoryCatatonic harrietmacmillan711 years 6 months ago
StoryCartography harrietmacmillan111 years 6 months ago
StoryBones harrietmacmillan111 years 6 months ago
StoryAutumn or Keats' Correction harrietmacmillan111 years 6 months ago
StoryA Life of Crime harrietmacmillan011 years 6 months ago
StoryA Heavenly Land harrietmacmillan211 years 6 months ago
Forum topicNew Online Literary Magazine Seeks Reviewers harrietmacmillan111 years 6 months ago
CollectionThe Unhappy Endings harrietmacmillan011 years 6 months ago
Collection10 Minute Poems harrietmacmillan011 years 6 months ago
StorySpreadeagle harrietmacmillan111 years 7 months ago
StoryL'Annunziata harrietmacmillan111 years 7 months ago
StoryLong Distance Running harrietmacmillan311 years 7 months ago
StoryRound Table harrietmacmillan111 years 7 months ago
StoryTesselation harrietmacmillan111 years 7 months ago
StorySix Weeks in Abruzzo harrietmacmillan111 years 7 months ago
StoryThings I Miss About Living With My Mother harrietmacmillan211 years 7 months ago
StoryUnexpecting harrietmacmillan011 years 7 months ago
StorySong for Solace harrietmacmillan111 years 7 months ago
StoryMagdalen College Chapel, Oxford or Intentions harrietmacmillan111 years 7 months ago
StoryThe Nag and Noose harrietmacmillan011 years 7 months ago

My stories

Motor

We followed the single tracks in a silver Nissan Prairie. We negotiated the past, Sliding into the passing places. Riding faster over the bumps so I...

Pashmina

When I was cold I used to sneak to your scarf box. I’d comb your collection, select something that matched me and then wrap it around my brass neck. I would think of the Nepalese goat

Spreadeagle

L’Aquila. 6th April, 2009. From deep within virgin morning’s slumber, Comes the rumpus, the rumble of A belly laugh. She shudders, though not in bliss.

L'Annunziata

L’Annunziata I hadn’t wanted to go.

Bones

And I swear that all you will leave will be your bones. The fear of fleshing out skinnies your soul. In the grave, minerals force a meritocracy and the unearned aesthetic dissolves.

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