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The Darkroom

Candace B. Johansen·January 26, 2022

The Darkroom written by: Candace B. Johansen @eldarcj He had a darkroom. Hidden away in a tiny...

Poetry English

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Patience Is A Game He’s Not Made For

Jamal H Goodwin Jr.·February 13, 2021

Patience Is A Game He’s Not Made For written by: Jamal H Goodwin Jr. @Jaygoodwin171 Sunset pours...

English Literature

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Picture This – The River

Jacqueline Mead·January 28, 2021

Picture This – The River written by: Jacqueline Mead @Jackiem158 Dawn has broken, the Sun has risen...

Poetry English

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Niall Crowley works for a society rooted in equality and dignity, a lifelong and passionate engagement. These issues find expression in his more creative writing, but it is place that is found at the heart of many of his stories. Place is west Cork in Ireland, with all its beauty and quirks, its history and character. His stories have found encouragement and a welcome home in Spillwords Press. He has also been published in CafeLit, The Galway Review, and Pure Slush. His stories have been shortlisted in each of the last three years by the ‘From the Well’ competition. His writing home is a group of writers in Cork that inspire, critique, tease, and teach to good effect. As time and years flash by, he is ever more determined to carve out time for writing. There are so many stories to be told.

Features

Spinning Reels of Life

Feral Heart

The Fall of Autumn

Interviews

Spotlight On Writers – Andrea Damic

Interview Q&A With Niall Crowley

Spotlight On Writers – Christopher Johnson

Olivia on K2

Where The Wild Horses Roam

In a Whisper of Time

Wanderings

Paranoia or Truth?

A Child’s Christmas Carol

Conversation in a Graveyard

The Pink Rose

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The Darkroom

Patience Is A Game He’s Not Made For

Picture This – The River

Love Lane

Replaced

Halo

Wild Flowers Cut For Two

Lengths for Width

Spotlight On Writers – Andrea Damic

Spinning Reels of Life

Devastating Beauty

There is

Lovers in Pain

Breeding Hunger

Paradox of Perception