Here is the crux of it: buying two magazines does not simply put you in two camps, which marks you as a dynamic and multi-faceted person; what I did not understand at the time, but which I now know, is that the combination reveals something fresh about you, the buyer.
Why I Hate Flash Fiction
Flash fiction is a writer’s genre. Often shorter than a tweet, the whole genre is built on competitions and exercises for creative writers rather than keeping a reader in mind – when we consider where flash fiction comes from and what it gives us, is it time we stop engaging with this ridiculous form?
Fantôme – Chapter 4, Part 2
In which the managers attempt to discover who the stranger was, and are given details of OG for the first time.
Fantôme Chapter 4, Part 1
In which the managers attempt to discover who the stranger was, and are given details of OG for the first time.
Fantôme, Chapter 3
In which we - and a very mysterious gentleman with something not-quite about his face - attend a post-Opera dinner.
Fantôme – Chapter 2
In which we are treated to a description of the fabulous gala at the Opera.
Fantôme – Chapter 1
In which we first attend the Opera, and see preparations for a gala evening.
Fantôme – Prologue
In which we see a list of the major players, and are introduced to Gaston Leroux's original work.
Banquet for Bibliophiles: The Imaginary Dinner Party Game
A short story imagining how the 'fantasy dinner party game' would play out in real life.
What Does Europe Mean to Me?
Expanded from a National Geographic competition entry.