The Man Who Ran
He was running and running and running, and when he thought he couldn’t run any more, he carried on running. And all the people came out onto the streets to
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He was running and running and running, and when he thought he couldn’t run any more, he carried on running. And all the people came out onto the streets to
One day, for example, I disguised myself as the number three and hoped no one would notice. Janice was in town all day, so there was no worry there. Steve,
SUBJECT The breeze caressed the trees. The nightingales sang loudly. DEVELOPMENT – The breeze, a southerly, and somewhat damp from the sea, caused the trees to whisper among themselves
I had seen the dog limping around the village a few days before the evening it called at my door. It was a surprise but then again it wasn’t. When
The sun lay on top of us like a heavy lover, and we, naked as the day, sprawled semi-dozing at the edge of the empty pool. Our world was circumscribed
With all the components in place, and the device fitted neatly into its containing box, he sighed and sat back. His brow was damp and his eyes stinging from the
When they were handing out the prizes, a man, despite not having won a single event, decided he deserved one. Smiling, he insinuated himself into the pack of winners and
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There were seven or eight of us, single file on the narrow track, black river on our right, wooded rise to the left, and we were on our way home.