Dusting Off the Cobwebs

“Write regularly, whether you feel like writing or not, and whether you think what you're writing is any good or not.”Anne Lamott Lately, I feel as though I have dusted off the cobwebs of my writing mind. My writing seems to ebb and flow throughout each year. There are months where I seem to have... Continue Reading →

Harbour of Hungry Ghosts by Eliza Chan

"The shadows moved. No matter how Kiamling turned, she was unable to see all of the monster clearly. It leapt from doorway to shaded alley, the darkness like a cold patch at the back of her neck. People tripped over their own feet to get away. Others cowered, frozen, covering their heads, their eyes in... Continue Reading →

Nowhere Burning by Catriona Ward

"Some people attract death. It loves them, twines around them like ivy, follows them around all their lives. Riley has suspected for some time that death is just a step or two behind her. So when the boy in green follows her down the street that summer day she wonders - if only for a... Continue Reading →

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