Alice had a funny turn (a genuine diagnosis even) about eight years ago. Since then her life has been a bit different and she started writing fiction with more purpose. Currently she is struggling with the last hurdle of her MA in Creative Writing at… Read More »Alice Turner
Awarded second prize in Cambridge Writers Short Story Competition 2014. Eggs Benedict, crispy bacon, Belgian waffles. Stuffed at breakfast. The waffles, strangers to the continent of Europe, just a trifle stale in the Caribbean heat. He arrives with effort, she follows with the downcast eyes,… Read More »Eggs Benedict – by Alice Turner
First prize at Cambridge Writers Short Story Competition 2013. They said the sky could drive you mad. Wide open, flooding light, far as far to see. But I think he was born crazy. They said on a full moon you could see them standing on… Read More »Of the fathers – by Alice Turner