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Tag Archives: Childhood
A Rat Catcher’s Tale
My Grandfather, like countless grandfathers before him, told many stories. What makes a good story well-told is perhaps the unseen legwork behind the delivery. After all, grandfathers have had plenty of time to hone their skills. They have told … Continue reading
Within The World, Without. Or, The Runaways.
Within The World, Without. As children, we’d spend most of our time gazing out into imagined landscapes, but little time gazing in at the confines of the restrictive world around us, the boundaries of which were defined and limited by … Continue reading
Watchfield
My brother and I were used to sharing a bedroom; there was the established territory, the personal and shared spaces and the rules of cohabitation which were drawn up and modified almost daily. Sharing a bed, on the other … Continue reading
Bicycle Race
A bird flying overhead, should it take the time to consider the lay of the land below, would see a grid made up of streets and back alleys. Between each street and its respective alleyway are red brick houses … Continue reading
The case of Fagan Mitchell
Right is right, and wrong is wrong, and a body ain’t got no business doing wrong when he ain’t ignorant and knows better.” Tom Sawyer The case of Fagan Mitchell The heat of the last few days had … Continue reading