They broke the news to the families by sms, which was heartless
Author: Billy Mann
Drabble: The Longest Lunch
'When half of his sandwich hit the shale slab she wanted to laugh'
Short Story: Terry Wogan Stole My Birthday
‘I’d just reached a benchmark age, a moment never to be repeated. Double figures’
Diary: 11-16 August
Will the virus dictate how our immediate world is modelled in the future?
Drabble: Springsteen album review
Western Stars in 100 words
Drabble: Face Down In The Pond
A dirty laugh echoed in the "cauldron of death"
Drabble: A Day Out In Broadstairs
She said it was Midsomer-sur-Mer
Drabble: A Book And A Bad Name
He scoured the other pages. Why did he nick her precious word book?
Art: Sam Jevon, In Colour And In Black and White
Every week I get transported back to 1977. It happens briefly but powerfully, via email...
Drabble: Small Pond Life
Some of the fish got cut off, marooned in the small pond
Art: A split-second with TikTok
It was a blink of several young people pulling up veg in a farmer's field
Diary: 4-10 August
Thankfully, Hotel Chocolat on Cannon Street was open to buy some emergency chocolates
Artwork Archive: Earthslice
It was meant to be suggestive of the geological diagrams we'd sketch in our school exercise books
Snapshot: The Pond, Winnall Moors, Winchester
The spectacle that greets you will live in the memory for a lifetime
Flashback: The socialite and the spy writer’s mother
Her husband ran off with Mrs Eve Fleming, mother of the James Bond author Ian Fleming
Video: Winnall Moors, Winchester
A chance encounter with Chris Packham or Clare Balding wouldn't be a wild surprise
Word Wall: Nick Cave’s Into My Arms
My diaries often contain incidental thoughts or things that flit in and out of my mind
Drabble: Lulu
She was convinced Lulu died because she lived on a diet of cheese and chocolate
Drabble: Things Can Only Get Bitter
In the middle of the night, guilt arrives with its haunting visage



















