An American Story.
Fantôme – Chapter 11, Part 1
In which the lovers admit to each other the depth of their feelings. Catch up with Fantôme from the beginning It was the very next day that a ragamuffin child came calling for Viscomte Raoul de Chagny saying he was from the Opera. Shooed away from the front he tried the back, and was given... Continue Reading →
from Nebraska
a poem in Rosalita's voice [V1] Violet glitter in the eye In the eye of the beholder A lightning bolt in the hands of the collector In indie sleaze And practiced ease Something is always pulling me closer [V2] A rosary filled with shame A valentine kept on a chain A six-string prayer, articulating love... Continue Reading →
Three Stories From Folklore
My job is strange. For World Book Week, I encouraged several of our staff[1] to read out stories rooted in their own heritage to my students. All my colleagues, however, are incredibly busy, so I agreed to source the stories. I am not the kind of librarian to do things by half, so what follows... Continue Reading →
Jump A Little Lighter: Chapter 7
An American Story.
Fantôme – Chapter 9, Part 10
In which Raoul first hears the name of Éric.
Jump A Little Lighter: Chapter 6
An American Story.
Fantôme – Chapter 9, Part 8
In which our Fantôme gets to enjoy the party.
Jump A Little Lighter: Chapter 5
An American Story.
Jump A Little Lighter: Chapter 4
An American Story.
Late Romantic 