The Geecologist

A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing

A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing

Jan 10, 2026 | Fiction | 0 comments

For you. You’ll soon. You’ll give her name. In the stitches of her skin she’ll wear your say. Mammy me? Yes you. Bounce the bed, I’d say. I’d say that’s what you did. Then lay you down. They cut you round. Wait and hour and day. Walking up corridors up the stairs. Are...
The Day It Rained Forever

The Day It Rained Forever

Dec 23, 2023 | Fiction | 0 comments

And The Rock Cried Out “When I was a young man I was very full of wildness and ideas. I read all of the books from France by a man named Jules Verne. I see you know his name. But at night I many times thought I must be an inventor. That is all gone by; I never...
The Shipping News

The Shipping News

Nov 28, 2020 | Fiction | 0 comments

“If he’d gone on with the others he’d likely have gone into a miserable life. You ask me, Canada was built on the slave labor of those poor Home children, worked to the bone, treated like dirt, half starved and crazed with lonesomeness. See, my father kept in touch...
Descending Figure

Descending Figure

Oct 17, 2020 | Fiction, Poetry | 0 comments

PORTRAIT A child draws the outline of a body.She draws what she can, but it is white all through,she cannot fill in what she knows is there.Within the unsupported line, she knowsthat life is missing; she has cutone background from another. Like a child,she turns to...
Congo Journey

Congo Journey

Mar 14, 2020 | Non-Fiction, Travel | 0 comments

He squatted down, arranging the fire, shouting back over his shoulder into the hut, ‘My grandfather was the greatest sorcerer in Dongou, Uncle. Everybody knows. They all know the story. The Chief of Dongou, now, he also was powerful in the spirit way, and in the...