Afterglow { ‘a book for Eli’ Part III }
The wind shrieked. Ice cold. Tiny, fine raindrops lashed Eli’s face and stung his eyes. And still he held on to the wet, slippery ledge.
Fiction
Eyes Open { a book for Eli – Part II }
Slowly across the burnt and oranged tundra. Eli strode wearily but with purpose. Once trees had grown here. People had laughed. Dogs had barked.
COIN MYSTERIES THEATRE Presents…..
Down, down, down. Went the world. Germs spread, wars spread, greed spread, panic spread. And then all was lost, Gone.
COIN MYSTERIES THEATRE Presents……
The cellar was dark and I could hear noises somewhere off to my left. Snuffling sounds and an occasional tearing noise.
COIN MYSTERIES THEATRE Presents……
The Isle of Man. 2011. 8.53am I had been wandering the streets for hours. There was something in the air. I could feel it. Of course, I could be wrong; I have known to be in the past. But my nose is pretty good when it comes to this sort of thing.
‘Minty’ The Minty-Mint Piggy-Wig – A Fable
Once upon a time, ‘Minty’ the piggy bank went on sale at The Royal Mint. And there he sat on his own special webpage in all of his plain white pottery splendour.
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The Minters and the Townsfolk – A Fable
(Article written in the style of a children’s story – simply to get more traffic! I mean, if it works for others then why shouldn’t it help my blog?)
