Fiction Fridays - Book of the Month by Josiah Beynon

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#88 May 26, 2023

Fiction Fridays - Mendelssohn's March

This will be the last Fiction Friday. I’m quitting writing for the foreseeable future. I hope to come back to it, but…

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#87 May 12, 2023

Fiction Fridays - Flora

I still miss our first car. She was small, and she leaked so much we’d periodically have to bail out the boot. But she…

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#86 Apr 28, 2023

Fiction Fridays - It's not me, it's you

I eat my emotions. Not just stress or sadness, either. If I’m bored, I’ll eat for a distraction. If I’m happy, I’ll…

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#85 Apr 14, 2023

Fiction Fridays - This, too, will pass

If you were going to be trapped in a room, or a building for a month, where would you pick? What would you want? What…

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#84 Mar 31, 2023

Fiction Fridays - Fancy a coffee?

I love handwritten letters, though I rarely write them. They convey more meaning than type, no matter

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#83 Mar 17, 2023

Fiction Fridays - Nuke them. It'll be fast.

I’ve realised I have a strange belief and I think you probably have it too. I just assume I’m going to wake up…

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#82 Mar 3, 2023

Fiction Fridays - It Looked Fun From the Ground

My favourite ride at theme parks is the carousel. It used to be rollercoasters, but I don’t enjoy them anymore. To be…

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#81 Feb 17, 2023

Fiction Fridays - Better Out Than In

Every time I see salty licorice in a shop, I buy it. Especially if it’s in rounds that I can dissolve on my tongue,…

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