<--- Sandra

Giselle could feel aching in her soul, not like a heart attack or gastritis, nor was it physical like her monthlies. She wanted something more here and now. It seemed ironic to her, a great reader, that she had never experienced this intense discomfort before taking up the works of Doris Lessing’s later period, which led her to revisit Gurdjieff and see…

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<--- Bill <--- Sissy <--- Gita

The ghost of his grandfather looking remarkably young and fit, and wearing his holiday uniform spoke to him in a withering way, saying, “Why should you get to…

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<--- Salvatore Buttaci



Graham wished for an easy solution like changing the channel halfway through a movie to which one had lost the thread, or perhaps never even picked it up from the beginning, but there was no answer coming from outside his mind. Here he stood amidst many ghosts calling him to responsibility, or perhaps merely trying to spook him out in the way an old rival might play devil’s… Continue

<--- Adam Fine



He knew well enough. He had drunk himself through this experience twice before, and had in fact been expecting Clara to return again this holiday. The question was only a formality, and he felt he would soon be easing into her visit in a much more subtle way than his fat cat was ever able to muster. Graham had spent the early days of December wishing for a return to his past,… Continue