What is it with shops abbreviating everything? You’d think there was a law in England against using whole words: newsagents sell cigs, greengrocers sell tom’s and pot’s (always with the apostrophe) and apparently furniture shops have taken to purveying something… Continue Reading
(in the summer of 2012 the London Olympics coincided with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee) It’s only money: that phrase had repeated a thousand times in Leuka’s head, but it didn’t help. At least it was a fine summer’s day: it… Continue Reading
Leuka slammed her hand down on the off-switch of the radio, managing to hit the channel-tuner at the same time and letting out a pair of well-matched swear-words. Country music grated on her nerves at the best of times, and… Continue Reading
editorial by Camille Gooderham Campbell From the Editors Autumn is a time of change — leaves falling, weather cooling, nights drawing in now for the Northern Hemisphere. And of course, in the Southern Hemisphere, it’s spring — renewal, growth, brightening.… Continue Reading
editorial by Camille Gooderham Campbell From the Editors Here we are in June, with the year almost half gone. And on the subject of almost gone, this coming week is the last week of serialization for Gay Degani‘s novel What… Continue Reading
From the Editors We’re into spring now in the Northern Hemisphere, and we trust that means the weather is looking up for at least some of you. First of all, we have a bit of news: Every Day Publishing Ltd.… Continue Reading