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WE ARE FOUR • by Serena Shores

March 21, 2013Every Day Fiction 4 Comments

Even though it was dusk, Alice easily found the squeaky green iron gate that led into her back garden. She brushed aside a branch of the thick privet hedge overhanging it, trying to disentangle her long silver hair but snapping… Continue Reading →

Stories, Surreal aging, memory loss, Serena Shores, siblings

SOMEONE ELSE’S SLIP • by Sarah Hilary

March 25, 2008Every Day Fiction 50 Comments

There was a greasy thumbprint on the menu card, right where it said to tick the boxes to get the lunch you fancied. Dinah didn’t want to tick any ruddy boxes. She eyed the list. “Chicken Cobbler,” she mumbled, missing… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories aging, elder care, memory loss, Sarah Hilary

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