Published in The Mad River

·Pinned

The Forgetful Rabbit

bizarro flash fiction with shredded carrot sprinkles The problem with being a forgetful rabbit is you’d forget your ears if they weren’t sewn on. And this is just what happens to Mr J P Bunnykins one morning, when he looks in the hallway mirror, before leaving for work. He twitches…

Flash Fiction

2 min read

Published in Brainscatter

·Pinned

Dawn Chorus

a 17 syllable haiku, senryu, or something in-between birdsong sneaks through dreams thoughts curl, stretch, yawn lazily just one minute more

Haiku

2 min read

Published in Brainscatter

·Jul 25

I wrote a poem and put it on the internet, this is…

Spoilers: Now you can too

How To Make Money

1 min read

I wrote a poem and put it on the internet, this is what I learned.

I wrote a poem and put it on the internet, this is…

Published in Lit Up

·Jul 4

Syllabic Verse

Lit Up Summer Holiday Prompt

Lit Up Prompt

1 min read

Syllabic Verse

Published in Lit Up

·Jun 14

Missing Person

a poor prince desperately seeks his fairytale ending — So, Sir, you was saying Sir, your fiancee …? — Is missing, yes, since last night, please please you absolutely have to find her. — Last night you say, and this kind of thing is outside her habitual behaviour then? —…

Fairy Tale

4 min read

Published in The Junction

·Jun 5

Toy Soldiers

fiction or future Bill blinked, grimaced, then blinked again for good measure. …

Satire

3 min read

Published in Brainscatter

·Apr 14

Behind enemy lines

three worn and weary senryu (including cheating)

Poetry

1 min read

Behind enemy lines

Published in Brainscatter

·Apr 7

Wet Dog

two rainy day haiku the rain chides the sea who scolds a patient beach, Spring says ‘are we there yet?’ (fluff in wet weather leads to shaggy dog stories stop raining we’re British)

Haiku

1 min read

Wet Dog

two rainy day haiku

Fluff in wet weather leads to shaggy dog stories. Blurred photo by Julia Kantic.

the rain chides the sea
who scolds a patient beach, Spring
says ‘are we there yet?’
(fluff in wet weather
leads to shaggy dog stories
stop raining we’re British)