
Adelaide Stories #14. Surface
Lila had eaten a pasty in the car on the way home and now flicked a crumb that was caught Continue reading
Lila had eaten a pasty in the car on the way home and now flicked a crumb that was caught Continue reading
In the morning the wind has calmed to a dull breeze while the moon tide has revealed the full extent Continue reading
When Sam arrives, after the long drive from Adelaide, they walk down between the houses, kick off thongs and pick Continue reading
There are eight of us at this table looking furtive. Our soundtrack is the tap class we passed on the Continue reading
What would you do if you were dying? Really dying. If you knew that it wouldn’t be long; that you Continue reading
Tonight the dog isn’t behaving. He’s had a go at Tilly the cat and is now twisted and leering; refusing Continue reading
Yesterday in the bright morning sunlight, while sipping on a cup of English breakfast tea and eating a crumpet, Malcolm Continue reading
I On the lawns of North Terrace, in between uni hours, he’s wearing mascara and an army coat. He’s talking, Continue reading