Squeezed somewhat awkwardly between Parts 2 and 3 of the Trilogy Award, there was a chance last weeks award coukd have passed by unseen. Instead we received a rather obscene number of entries, setting the scene for a quality contest […]
Grace and I were the only people in the house on a deserted moor. A Letter to Dr Franz Heimer By Sophie Macdonald For The Scene of the Unseen Obscene Award My dearest Franz I do not know if you […]
He’s got hungry eyes. Who’s Afraid? By Jeanette Stampone The Scene of the Unseen Obscene Award I bolted out of the door howling in pain; my tail raw and stinging from the scalding water. Grunts and snorts echoed behind […]
The unnatural silence in the middle of the night, the vacant look on a loved one’s face. That’s me. You, Me, We By Elise Oliver The Scene of the Unseen Obscene Award There are things that go bump in the […]
Who said Angels play nice. Angel Warrior By C R Gardner The Scene Of The Unseen Obscene Award Yana was invisible in the dappled light skittering over the massive roots of the old Moreton Bay Fig, watching her family and […]
“It wasn’t witchcraft,” I tell him with my wheezy voice The Punishment Of Time By Alicia Bruzzone For The Scene of the Unseen Obscene Award My body creaks in protest I attempt to stand after another harrowed night’s sleep. With a […]
“You know, sometimes I think there’s no real difference between a world of magic, and a world where people believe in magic.” The Moon Flute By Lydia Trethewey For the SCENE OF THE UNSEEN OBSCENE Award Through the tiny window Batuk […]
Dead Man Walking By Georgia Willis The Scene of the Unseen Obscene Award I shuffled my feet slowly on the dirt path, bound in the chains of my captors there was little else I could do. The ragged clothes they […]
For the sympathy of one living being, I would make peace with all. – Frankenstein, Mary Shelly