A hero’s smile by Catriona Kerridge
There once was a girl, no, wait, a woman. She was beautifully normal. She made a lot of a little money. Enough for her complicated yet simple life. Her shoes were Velcro or slip-ons. Her […]
Poetry
The Grey-Brit holiday by Catriona Kerridge
I’m a grey tourist. I’m the Grey-Brit on holiday. But I’m not your average purple white grey haired granny. I’m a pink jogging bottom type of granny. In fact I’m not even a Granny as […]
Visa – a poem by Claire Dyer
That last day of the Festival it rained – huge, hot, summer rain; it fell like songs. And she’d left her papers in London, so he drove her there, shouting mostly. This is not pretty, […]
Hi Dearest – the best in Spam poetry
Hi Dearest, I’m Miss Mirian Brent. I saw your contact , and i was deeply moved. I think that you are a very interesting person. i dont think that the age appearance is so important. […]