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Doc Chaos: The Last Laugh

August 24, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ Leave a comment

I'm not sure exactly how it ended up like this — me of all people. But then these are the last days, so they keep telling us. It's what we should have expected.

Carnie and the Tiger

August 24, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ Leave a comment

When I was little the VR games featured big animals – elephants, tigers and lions. They spoke English and took me on exciting adventures. They rescued me ... It was a come-down later to find out they're all extinct ...

Eviction Notice (A Play)

August 24, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ Leave a comment

Mother Earth creates a human representation of herself in order to speak with “knowledgeable” people about their abuse of her. She is annoyed and disappointed.

Beacon

August 24, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ Leave a comment

@NotMetOffice 1:36PM – 26 Sept First they came for activists, then energy department, now it's weather forecasters. #Clampdown. So scared ...

What A Memory Looks Like (A play)

August 15, 2020August 24, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ Leave a comment

Not quite daybreak. We hear crickets quietly chirping. A shadow crosses the forest canopy ...

The Great Awakening

August 15, 2020August 24, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ Leave a comment

As the firelight flickered, the children gathered around the old woman and she asked them which story they would like to hear tonight...

This twenty minutes of fury and sadness

July 5, 2020July 6, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ Leave a comment

So, next door there were these trees see/ Nothing much to sing about/

Time For Change

July 5, 2020July 5, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ 3 Comments

Pulling at the handle, I glance out of the window. The spaceship’s taken off with me on board!..

Narcissus

July 5, 2020July 5, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ Leave a comment

“Long, long ago, in an age of myth and marvel, there was a youth of singular, star-bright beauty ...

Doing his bit

July 5, 2020 ~ Pam Swanborough ~ 1 Comment

A couple of vintage lawnmower frames were suspended from the ceiling. On a pole across the bar hung a selection of rusty scythes and shears...

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