Non fiction
The Lunch Room
Two work-friends discuss the meaning of their work in a small room during the last minutes of their lunch hour. (300 words)
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‘Throwing the poker chips, flipping the Monopoly board, unplugging the Nintendo, taking your ball and going home.’
Read more "A Socio-cultural Analysis of the Rage Quit"Why I Don’t Like Feminists
Trigger Warning: Unpleasant truths ahead.
Read more "Why I Don’t Like Feminists"The Mortal Resolve
Harwood is a quaint village that sits cosily on the outskirts of a town surrounded by forest and field. Its inhabitants, most of whom are over the age of fifty, are used to and appreciate the lifeless status-quo that has been solidified over the years.
Read more "The Mortal Resolve"Black Mass
I can handle the slight shiver down my spine as I turn a corner. I don’t mind a second glance at the end of the hallway. I’m all for a skip in my heartbeat when the floorboards shriek below me as I wander downstairs into the darkness.
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The stars are dripping onto me from above. We’re all together – the wind, the clouds – yet we all carry on, alone as we ever have been. We are not sad, despondent, or dejected. We are not happy, satisfied, or fulfilled. We just carry on.
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