London in the eighteenth century is no place to raise a child alone, without money or a place to live. Lili knows that the only hope her son has of living a better life is to take him to the Foundling Hospital where he might, if he's lucky, find a place in Mr Handel's famous choir. ('Mr H's Angels' was shortlisted for the Cinnamon Short Story Prize in 2014)

A story about Derek, Stockhausen, electronic music, and the ducks in Acton Park.

A woman and her young daughter are invited for morning tea at a the home of her ex-husband and his new wife. A story about the distance between how people want things to be and how they really are.

A memoir piece told in the historical present about a drug fuelled night during the nineteen nineties.

A flash fiction set on a porch in Illinois

A rebound relationship fills with complications that are going to hurt.

A Republican soldier returns in spirit to the battle grounds of the Spanish Civil War.