Five things that are true and six that are not

Another somewhat sinister piece in the Lascaux Flash competition. Five things that are true and six that are not. Suzanne Conboy-Hill You said I would never want for anything. This is untrue – I want for a great deal. You said I would never have to ask for anything – you would give me everything I need. You forget that you made asking impossible so this is not true either. You said you could not imagine being without me. This is true. You have not had to imagine this for some time. You took my silence as consent but this … Continue reading Five things that are true and six that are not

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The Spider and the Wire Wool Madness: what’s that all about then?

There are at least two stories on any one page: the one the reader generates in the reading of it and the one in the writer generates  in the writing. This is the writer’s version. Hive insects have queens whose only function is to produce the next generation. Humans have formalised this process for many animals in zoos, on farms, and in our own homes, and so we have brood mares, stud cats – or dogs or goats or horses or bulls – and ‘breeding stock’ of all kinds. We also breed our royalty so that both our kings and … Continue reading The Spider and the Wire Wool Madness: what’s that all about then?

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All the Birthdays

  ‘All the Birthdays’ is my entry for this year’s Lascaux flash competition. Submissions will start appearing on March 6th so if you fancy a jolly good wallow in loads of quick reads, or indeed popping in a bit of your own flash, that’s the place to go. ‘Doomcha Doof‘ was my 2012 entry and seemed to be judged pretty but baffling. Or maybe just pretty baffling. I’ve aimed this time for more clarity but will settle for better quality bafflement as a good second!   Continue reading All the Birthdays

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