As part of this year’s National Young Writers’ Festival, the Spineless Wonders’ Slinkies team has been running the Phone It In competition, asking writers under 35 years of age to contribute a short audio story. They had a great response to this call-out and now with the festival only a week away, it is time … Read More
As part of this year’s National Young Writers’ Festival, the Spineless Wonders’ Slinkies team has been running the Phone It In competition, asking writers under 35 years of age to contribute a short audio story. They had a great response to this call-out and now with the festival only a week away, it is time … Read More
As part of this year’s National Young Writers’ Festival, the Spineless Wonders’ Slinkies team has been running the Phone It In competition, asking writers under 35 years of age to contribute a short audio story. They had a great response to this call-out and now with the festival only a week away, it is time … Read More
With wonderfully intimate detail, Libbie Chellew invites the reader to experience the fears and apprehensions of pregnancy.
A story which asks who are funerals for, anyway?
In a town living in the shadow of a buzzing power plant, everything gets drowned out.
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‘Kurt and the Interview’ by Slade Quinn takes a deliciously sardonic swipe at contemporary HR practices and office politics.
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‘Repeat’ explores the life of a woman who has lost it all, at the moment she can’t pretend anymore.
