A cacophony. The squeak of the trollies, the tantrums of the children, the slam of the register, the drone of ‘Hi, how are you today?’, the boop-boop of the scanner, the rustle of…wait— ‘Where are the bags?’ It’s Tracy, Bill, Janet, Craig, Sharon. They’re holding their bananas. There’s a crease in the space between their … Continue reading Confessions of a Checkout-Chick
Far out in the ocean, where the water is blue as spidering veins, it is deep. So very deep, indeed, that no skyscraper could fathom the vast space from the glittering surface waters to the mysterious ocean’s floor, that no array of steel and windows could compare to the flawless gradient of periwinkle, azure, cobalt … Continue reading The Deep
Enlarge Image Eddie Monotone is a writer, illustrator, cartoonist and parent from Auckland. He drinks a lot of tea and would like to sleep more. You can see more of his work at edmocentral.com
Enlarge image Eddie Monotone is a writer, illustrator, cartoonist and parent from Auckland. He drinks a lot of tea and would like to sleep more. You can see more of his work at edmocentral.com
Enlarge Image Eddie Monotone is a writer, illustrator, cartoonist and parent from Auckland. He drinks a lot of tea and would like to sleep more. You can see more of his work at edmocentral.com
Enlarge Image Eddie Monotone is a writer, illustrator, cartoonist and parent from Auckland. He drinks a lot of tea and would like to sleep more. You can see more of his work at edmocentral.com
Social media is a small numbers game: 280-character tweets, 15-second Instagram stories, 10-second snapchats. Generally speaking, if you were looking for 7,000-word longform, feminist fiction – social media is not the place to find it. Well, that was until a simple story about bad sex and imaginary cats surfaced the web last year. Published … Continue reading Millennial Feminist Writing in #MeToo Literature
Herr og fru Dumling i Hekkveien 4 var heldigvis fullstendig normale, takk. De var de siste en skulle vente seg innblandet i noe som helst merkelig eller mystisk. Den slags vrøvl holdt de seg for gode til. Mr. and Mrs. Dursley, of number four, Privet Drive, were proud to say that they were perfectly normal, thank … Continue reading Honestly, don’t you guys read? A story of how Harry Potter taught me English
