A Tale from the Borneo Rainforest (By Night).
[Part 1: By Day.] All at once, Ellen was taken aback by her husband’s appearance. “You look seriously unwell,” she …
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A Tale from the Borneo Rainforest (By Day).
The jungle had arrived at the brink of a perilous ravine and a sheet of orange cardboard which simply read …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Executed for Sodomy.
The events leading up to the execution of Caterina Margaretha Linck provide a tale for our time, but unfortunately for …
The War of the Weddings.
When Adam Honeydew, the leader of the Scottish Symphony Orchestra, scuttled into the concert hall, the conductor’s baton was already …
Sketchbook Charlie.
[Last year’s April Aviemore Sketchbook is here. Ed.]
Media Review: Tesco Magazine.
With 2,055,391 readers across Britain, Tesco Magazine is the fourth largest circulating magazine in the country (three of Sky’s customer …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Irreconcilable Differences.
[The following contains mild spoilers.] It is not to say that I have had a bad experience so far – …
Revenge Play.
I was generally fond of Tori’s husband, Ricardo, but it was truly an experience to witness his death and its …
Short Story Review: It’s Beginning to Hurt.
[Tychy is nothing if not a writer and reviewer of short stories: this website to date features about eighty short …
Book Review: Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca.
[The following contains spoilers.] Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca (1938) is often presumed to be a retelling of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane …
A Feminist Reading of Mario Puzo’s The Godfather.
The first word of Mario Puzo‘s novel The Godfather (1969) is “Amerigo,” the name of the Italian explorer which was …
Invincible.
1. Scott had been blank with excitement for three days now. The most difficult or perhaps the most exquisite thing …
The Agency Workers (12).
The agency sent Renata and I to the conference centre last night, to help out at a wedding reception. “The …
Readings of Ringstones: Capra.
When Sarban‘s Ringstones and Other Curious Tales was published in 1951, the collection was generally well-received, with the sole exception …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Happiness.
Murray Watts’ play “Happiness,” which is presently established at Hawke and Hunter, reaches for a pair of comfy old stereotypes …
