
Dissonance
JANUARY ‘Don’t tell me you’re still thinking about Auschwitz? We’ve been back for two hours. I knew you were too sensitive to go.’ The…
Read MoreJANUARY ‘Don’t tell me you’re still thinking about Auschwitz? We’ve been back for two hours. I knew you were too sensitive to go.’ The…
Read MoreKeeping chickens makes me feel like a witch. It is old-fashioned and earthy to feed them every morning and collect their eggs. We have…
Read MoreAgainst the odds, Helena and Rudy buy a small 70s brick house in Sunshine West. They are happy about the dizzying array of ethnic…
Read MoreOn Saturday morning I take my book and climb up to sit in the tree house dad built for us. It’s not a proper…
Read MoreWe sat around a big round table and let Alex tell us what to do. He was in his mid-twenties and dressed in a…
Read MoreAs he sits in the car, parked on the street outside the medical clinic, Tom is unsure how he is feeling. Anxious, confused and…
Read MoreThe acting thing wasn’t going great. I was in a play, but it was unpaid, overly long, am-dram and terrible. I was dressed…
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