Always ruining things. Here's what we came up with when asked to write about when technology got in the way... Ollie Looked at the Ring - by Mike Moss Ollie looked at the ring one more time before he called. He had wanted to do it in person but had been called away on urgent… Continue reading Technology – You’re a Pain…
COVID-19By Wendy Gregory-Bollen I kind of get that people don’t really want me around, but what am I supposed to do exactly?It’s difficult, like being the only single woman at a dinner party. The host acknowledges I’m there but really they just want to get rid of me as soon as possible.This morning I was… Continue reading COVID-19 Stories Part 2
Pixelated Pilates ProfessionalsBy Vivien Eden Pixelated Pilates professionals,YouTube strangers teaching my household PE,Graduating from Couch to 5k.I will not become a lard-ass because of this. Hunting and gathering essentialsDespite clearly having the plague;I’m having an anthropological field day,Oi Hannibal Lecter, aren’t you my window cleaner? Urgently required: flower seeds and tomato plantsA garden lounge set… Continue reading COVID-19 Stories
We welcome all kinds of writers. Among our group is magazine writer, Wendy Gregory. She has recently been published by Happiful Magazine. Wendy Gregory Wendy Gregory is a counselling psychologist and writer, as well as a regular guest psychologist on BBC Talk Radio. How to Overcome Your Fears and Phobias Whether it’s spiders, heights, bees,… Continue reading Magazine Articles by Wendy Gregory
A selection of work by Kulwant Randhawa As, it is currently September I was reminded of this section in my first novel, which I am currently writing with the working title “My Own Ghost story” (I hope to change it, when a better title comes up. I have enclosed the following extract for your interest: *********** You… Continue reading September Showcase
Killer DNA short story by Nitin Suneja
By Philip Appleton http://www.blueskyredcarpet.com/ From Philip's memoir - completed, and under assessment for publication BLUE SKY, RED CARPET “The moving story of an airline pilot's remarkable journey - one that takes him from 30,000 feet to the depths of despair, before finding a new life as an actor - and ultimately ways to fly free again.” Air Vice-Marshal… Continue reading August Showcase
A piece by June Kerr Come Fly With Me ‘Look Marky, look, look at me. I told you I could fly, didn’t I. Look. Wheeeeee.’ Mark looked at his younger brother like he usually did, right through him as if he wasn’t there and carried on reading. ‘Wheeeeeee,’ screeched Bobby as he swooped over the… Continue reading June showcase
Wendy Gregory I am getting old now and rather creaky, but that’s not surprising really. I’ve seen a lot of action in the last forty years: insatiable young lust, conception, childbirth, energetic but demanding children jumping all over me, then the slowing down of fond familiarity which has its benefits. In the words of the late Margaret Thatcher, we seem… Continue reading May showcase
For April we are shining the spotlight on one of our published authors: Jonathan Posner. Jonathan has published a short story book as well as the first in his YA series: The Witchfinder's Well. It follows the adventures of Justine who travels back to Tudor times. The second novel in the Witchfinder's Well series, called… Continue reading April Showcase
Windsor Writers' Group 