Originally posted on THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES:
THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES View original post
Category Archives: Writing
MORE HONEST
Originally posted on THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES:
THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES View original post
OLD SOUL
Originally posted on THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES:
image by christine renney When I was a kid, they said I had a good head on my shoulders and I was an old soul.? I didn’t push and force them to explain – I knew what they meant.? That I was sensible and not impulsive and could…
HAIRCUTS
Originally posted on THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES:
Image by Christine Renney I don’t enjoy getting a haircut.? I get stressed and I put it off and put it off and build it up in my head into something awkward and unwieldy.? I’m not good at small talk and I try to time my visits for…
THE TUBE
Originally posted on THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES:
Image by Christine Renney Growing up, I?missed out on a lot of great?telly, not because my dad was particularly strict or had some sort of moral agenda.? He just pretty much hated everyone on the box.? I’d be halfway through a?programme?and he’d come and grab the remote.? Back…
THE INVESTIGATOR #3
The murderer didn’t break in. There aren’t any signs of a forced entry. Not inside nor out. No trampled flower beds and muddy footprints, no broken glass or fragments of china, kicked and scattered across the wooden flooring and trodden into the rugs. The evidence of anything untoward is contained in just one room, the livingContinue reading “THE INVESTIGATOR #3”
moon
Originally posted on THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES:
THE STAND DOWN ROUTINES View original post
PUBLICATION IN PUNK NOIR MAGAZINE
My flash fiction “Bus Station” is published in https://punknoirmagazine.com
PUBLICATION: ‘THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS’
Christine and I have work included in the above publication alongside many excellent contributors. We would like to thank Candice Louisa Daquin for her encouragement always. More information about Indie Blue Publishing here: https://indieblu.net
GUEST POST – DAVID FRANCE
‘WHEN DID I FIRST REALISE I WAS BLACK?’ I recently heard a question that has stuck with me, and had me wondering if every black person has experienced that moment. The question is, do I remember the exact moment when I realised I was black? Growing up black in the Caribbean, like I did, isContinue reading “GUEST POST – DAVID FRANCE”
