Posts by Ed

Marianna & The Vote by AJ It was damp dark. An unidentified liquid tinted green with an odour akin to festering sheep giblets. Marianna shuddered to think what the foul…

Lexie New, at our sister business Puncher and Wattmann has compiled this fantastic list of literary prizes. Have a browse and see if there’s one there for you. https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:AP:94e42c62-ff43-4487-a932-ebd6cef8cc96

Watch Your Step! by Ohad Kaelen walked serenely through the quiet forest, breathing in the clean air and scent of flowers. He loved this forest, loved its trees casting intricate…

Tweet to Talk by Myles “Eat it, eat it, eat it!” All the birds told me to eat the strange thing a human threw inside of the cage — even…

The Butcher by Mikayla It’s another regular day and I’m on my way to work. “Hello, dear,” says a cackly voice from behind me. “Do you have a donut to…

Gecko-ing Through Changes by Jiayi Mike was an ordinary boy in an ordinary life, with no action or surprises whatsoever. He always managed to miss out of the exciting stuff,…

Flippin’ Out! by Naomi “Isn’t this amazing? We’re the first people to see this colony of penguins,” said Cathy “Yeah, sure.” I mumbled sarcastically as I looked up. We had…

Katrina by  Lilian Liu Katrina lifted her head and stopped, her tongue sliding in and out as she sniffed the air, hissing. Katrina had been following a mouse’s scent for hours.…

Huge congratulations to Anna Birch, a long-time participant in our memoir course, on the publication of Blossom in the Dust (Rack and Rune Press), a brave tale of a terrible…