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Flash Fiction: Refuge
Whenever in a new place, after hours of sightseeing, I make a point of seeking refuge. I do this by visiting the public library. Why?…
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Flash Fiction: Oh sugar!
It’s Saturday afternoon. Giant wet droplets creating pools in the backyard make going outside an unpleasant option, so instead we’re partaking in an activity all…
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Captured
I hear the shutter click from behind me and flinch. It’s a reflex, I can’t help it. Every time I hear that tell tale sound…
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Raspberry delight
A pelting rain slated Mickey as he waited for the bus and watched the worm. Big droplets splashed and plopped against his raincoat, seeping into…
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The in-between
The cancer ward was on the ground floor and that was a problem. I was about to be checked-in for six weeks of treatment, placing…
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The moult
Knowing every single one of us had to go through it didn’t make it any more pleasant when it actually happened. I’d seen it a…
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Operation two-step
It was Friday at five when the familiar knock on the front door made Sarah smile to herself. Four short raps followed by two strong…
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The locked door
Gemma arrived home just as the red sky marked the end of another winter’s day. Juggling her purse, gym gear and phone in one hand,…
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Baggage claim
I stared at the pre-flight health check questionnaire and tried to swallow the lump in my throat. It was my first time flying since the…
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Close call on Kōwhai Crescent
When the listing for the cosy home on Kōwhai Crescent popped up in my newsfeed last week, I knew it was the perfect place for…
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Grief is not an ocean
Have you ever noticed that when we talk about grief, people will mention the ocean? If you listen carefully, especially when the mourner is reeling,…
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Eclipsed by the Moon
I had to move to the country to make friends with the Moon. For months, I’d been getting only a glimpse of her, peering shyly…
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