JULY blog hop – The fairest

Queen Rulianna looked in the mirror. ‘Mirror, mirror on the wall, Who is the fairest of them all?’ The mirror spoke. ‘My queen my queen it once was you But now there’s one more fair, tis true.’ What the queen gasped, ‘Okay mirror, cut out this rhyming couplet crap. It’s not necessary and we both […]

Flash fiction the first

I only wanted to be ﬁrst. I didn’t intend to cause such trouble. They had promised as I remember to let me be the first man on mars. Then they seemed to change their minds. I am sure it was Shipton who persuaded them. He must have done it when both stravinski and me were […]

Flash fiction – the house

The house watched him. It hates me; it loves me, he thought, and on the heels of that, something much worse. It remembers me. I can deal with it. It will not beat me. It was in control of him once, that awful presence, but he was a grown man now. He had built his […]

Review of Space Lies Syndicate by Barbara Lund

A completely gripping tale. I could not put it down. The protagonist, known at the beginning as Stranger it-child, is about to undergo the rite that will take her into adulthood, and she will receive a new name. it is obvious from the beginning that she is not of the same species as the clan […]

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Two Book Reviews

Please note. I very rarely give 5 stars. Arthur Mace Medieval Gumshoe by James Husum – 4 stars Title does what it says on the tin. Think of a cross between Terry Pratchett and Dashiell Hammett. Arthur is grabbed by a couple of ogres coming out of his favourite drinking hole. They take him to […]

Blog Hop

A new venture for me. A group of writers all sharing a piece of flash fiction and publishing it at the same time. this is my effort. The monster under the bed by Nic Steven I listened to little Tommy in the bed above me. Good, he was still awake. I crawled out from under […]

The Journey Begins

Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton