Stories

Coverings By Anita Goveas Because I don’t know how to pleat my sari, and YouTube tells you how they do it to look slimmer and

Four Left Turns By Pierre Perera In ‘79 the hospital tastes like starch and linseed oil. Thanks to the fall, her vision has grown fuzzy,

Nine Lives By Philip Ellis The first time he sees her after the breakup, she is a sparrow. He catches a glimpse of her as

The Left Behind By Die Booth There’s a city where a day has lasted half a century. The sea is still turquoise as a colour-postcard

How To Keep The Hunger At Bay By Jan Kaneen Preheat oven to 180 degrees then go pick apples. In the wet’s best, on the

Arthur Will Be Home Soon By Jan Howcroft I picked my neighbour’s flowers and set fire to the house, or so this woman says. She