The Geecologist

Capital

Capital

Dec 19, 2020 | Fiction | 0 comments

It wouldn’t be true to say that Roger saw the funny side, or had glimpses of perspective, or anything like that; but there were one or two moments on Christmas morning when he was able to remember that things hadn’t always been like this. At about quarter to seven,...
Homegoing

Homegoing

Jun 9, 2019 | Fiction | 0 comments

In the other room, Beulah started whimpering in her sleep. The child had night terrors. They came at unpredictable intervals: one month here, two days there. Some days they were so bad she would wake herself up to the sound of her own screams or she’d have scratches...
Two Boys and a Girl

Two Boys and a Girl

Jul 23, 2017 | Featured, Fiction | 0 comments

Mary Ann tells me you’re going to help with the fence. Yes, sir. There’s not that much of it – shouldn’t take too long. They both looked at the fence, about sixty feet of white pickets that ran along the sidewalk. Mary Ann came out on the porch...