Sunshine Nonetheless

With sweaty thighs and the dust coming to rest on my toes, I throbbed on as the sun does, a … More

To The Sea

“Did you know the sea talks to you?” She asked, concerned. “I don’t believe that,” he said. He shook his … More

You always mocked them. The suited up men, in patent leather shoes with points like arrow heads. Their manicured hands … More

An anthology of creative writing from students at the University of Glasgow, in 5 parts under the theme of Journeys: … More

The blasting wind screams along the narrow street, engulfing me within its solemn immensity like a frosty cloak. Tickling sensations … More

At a book fair in a church on a square in Inveraray, I read a poem by Liz Lochhead. It’s … More

“Stop!” He sighs and brings the car to a stop for the third time in twenty minutes. There goes the … More

When I look at my eldest daughter, my second wife stares back at me. I see it now in my … More

“It’s just…” Rishabh turns another page of the book he is pretending to read, “I don’t like the way he … More

A man huddles in a doorway, shielding his silhouette from the passing patrol car. They will move him on, or … More