The Geecologist

The Correspondent

The Correspondent

Oct 24, 2026 | Fiction | 0 comments

Gilbert’s dying. It became the whole thing. You, Bruce and Fiona, my brother, our friends, my work, the house, our life, all of that was sitting on the sidelines, but I was in the ring wrestling, bloody, half-dead, with Gill’s death. Parenting the other two, trying to...
Do You Condemn?

Do You Condemn?

Jul 18, 2026 | Essays, Non-Fiction | 0 comments

Negotiating Power Relations through (In)DirectQuestions and Answers Design in Ethno-political Interviews Political Condemnations and Moral Scripts Condemnations are an integral rhetorical resource of epideictic rhetoric, the rhetoric of praise and blame, which...
Courting The Wild Twin

Courting The Wild Twin

May 9, 2026 | Non-Fiction

Be Sceptical of the Quick Route Underneath a motorway there was once a road, underneath the road there was a lane, underneath the lane there was a track and underneath the track there was once an animal path. Hoof prints under the concrete. It is the animal path that...
A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing

A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing

Mar 14, 2026 | Fiction | 0 comments

The house is dry and creaky. I am sopping on the floor. I hear him. No. Aunt or uncle rolling over in the bed. I’m not at peace here anymore. Now today. Glad. They’ll be gone. Still. I hear something. I know that step. Forty-one just like new. He is coming early down...
Courting The Wild Twin

Courting The Wild Twin

Dec 13, 2025 | Essays, Non-Fiction | 0 comments

Stop Saying That the Earth Is Doomed You may be doomed, I may be doomed, the earth not so much. And anyway, do you have any idea how offensive that is to the gods? To any amount of offended magics? Especially to your children? To the perpetual and ongoing miraculous?...