The Touch
Siobhan heard the espresso machine hiss. She picked up a small translucent white beaker from…
Browsing: WORDS
The Gardener: remembering my Mother
She parks on the road in front of the dense, high, dark green hedge that…
Doppelganger: a Nick Scott short story
“I’m sorry Andrew, it’s not any thing you did. You’re just very unique.” She quickly…
Friday Night
The train slides into Papakura. It’s one of those old trains and it pulls dirty…
Where the story comes from
Flower growing is the perfect occupation for a writer. Out there in the paddock bent…
Temple’s Job: Chapter 13
The final chapter of Nick Scott’s crime novel “Temple’s Job”. The long and winding story…
Temple’s Job: Chapter 12
Nearing Lake Tekapo and nearing the end of the search for personal vengeance. What happens…
The Participants: ANZAC Day 2021
History. It’s not written by the dead. It’s usually not written by the children. It’s…
Temple’s Job: Chapter Eleven
“The Lake Poets”…..? “Lake Coleridge” blurted out Joe, trying to appear intelligent. “No” said Ian…