A centuries-long antipathy between the lord of the maenor and the last witch in the land comes to a head. The witch's helper, Lucy, relays the story. A low-fantasy story with themes of cowardice, loyalty and the longing to live up to your heroes.

Inspired by Little Red Riding Hood.

A poem trying to encapsulate the feelings after a family receives bad news.

Poems based on Greek mythology. Some death, some violence, some sex. What else can you expect from Greek mythology?

Finding herself in foster care and banned from using gadgets, eight year-old Lauren begins entertaining herself in other ways, unaware that her newfound curiosity and imagination will lead her into a grand adventure to save her vain, lazy mother from potential unpleasantness.

Have you ever wondered what all those writers in coffee shops are actually doing?

You'd think that life wouldn't be able to get any stranger after you've walked home and your home's not there anymore.

I wasn't in love with her, even when we were both fifteen and alive. I didn't even know her that well for a long time. I just can't quite let go. [Written in response to a writing prompt. Rated T for gore and upsetting subjects.]

An attempt at fragmenting horror stories.

A meeting between a red-dressed girl and a brown-coated boy. Written on the train. Rated T for implicit content.

A story written based on the myth of Narcissus and the fable The Dog and Her Reflection.

My first attempt at confessional poetry.

Nothing interesting. Blame my lecturers.

Random shreds of narrative that will hopefully gain coherence as I go on. Not really for entertainment, more so that I can keep track of them.

Distraught by her sister's death, Jenny is approached by Ana, a "friend" of her sister's. However, by clinging desperately to this connection to her sister, Jenny begins to lose herself to Ana's obsession with starvation, dieting and control. Semi-psychological story written for an assignment which asked us to explore a transformation of some sort. I ended up with a 68 on it.

My first creative assignment for uni. I had to write a contemporary version of a folklore.

A speculative fiction piece that literally just came up off the top of my head.

A young woman anticipates her first day of university.

This is basically just something to keep my brain going before uni starts, but any opinions are appreciated. Set in England, 1897. Some supernatural themes later on are a possibility.

Elsie lives in a society where class is decided by beauty. Follow her life from the age of ten and see her as she becomes a slave, a wife, a witness, a criminal and a woman.

A woman's thoughts about her "hard man" boyfriend. Contains violence, blood and upsetting content.

When Rachel meets a boy through a mutual friend, a relationship quickly ignites between the two. But is Will really perfect, or has she got it all wrong?

A collection of semi-ranting essays I'm writing to help myself when I come to write my coursework.

The thoughts of a soldier's wife as she waits for news.

An AS Philosophy essay I had to write for my AS Philosophy and Ethics class on the Western concept of God. Hopefully informative. Uploaded for revision purposes.

A shy teenage girl is shoved into the life of a reclusive pensioner. Although neither are particularly thrilled, is it possible that each could be just what the other one needs? T for safety.

A general overview of murder, voluntary manslaughter and partial defences to murder

A little girl's monologue to her mother after tragedy tears them apart. Rated T for upsetting content.

A catalogue of a murder and the events leading to it. Two friends are tied together by an unspeakable secret, but which is the killer? Rated T for now. In response to the last reviewer, wrong answer.

An old woman looks back on her life on a journey through Purgatory, reliving the best and worst moments of her life.

From his prison cell, a man writes about his life and tries to proclaim his innocence.