Rebecca Delphine

You don’t need to be told that every one of us human beings is different, because it’s evident in every choice we make. We have different tastes in food, clothing styles, hobbies and interests, and, luckily, in […]

You might have once had time to write. Perhaps so much time that you began writing a novel and made it through the first draft. Maybe you found a local writers group or two and became a regular member, meeting […]

Do you run, do you hide, or do you fight?

Or do you lie down in the road?

Meena wakes to pain. A snake has been planted in her bed and she’s been bitten between her breasts. All she can think to do is run t […]

Most of us remember the moment when we first started to notice a strange attraction towards another person, perhaps a pupil at our school or a member of a club we attended – our first crush. This bizarre a […]

At 3pm, five teenagers at an American High school enter afternoon detention together. But, by 3:25pm, only four of them are able to walk out of the room. The 5th is rushed to hospital where they soon die.

The […]

We live in a day and age where writing holds less value, simply due to the simplicity of it. Sending a message is as quick and simple as pushing a few buttons, completely paper-free, and as accessible as the […]

The bodies of four teenage girls were found dumped in an open grave shrouded by yellow flowers known as Black-Eyed Susans. Two girls were merely skeletons, one had only just died, and the fourth was barely […]

Have you just finished a book that was so fantastic you’d like to honour it with a book review? Or perhaps you felt the story had some failings and want to share your thoughts with other readers? Here are my g […]

I finished the first draft of my current novel a little over two years ago now (yes, I write slowly). Due to the experience I have gained through attending local writing groups and events, and the number of […]

This story depicts the build-up and harrowing events of a sunny Saturday inside Acid Row, the name its inhabitants have given to their crammed housing estate, where vastly different characters collide, either with […]

The world as we know it has ended, usually with the horrific death of the bulk of humankind, and only a very small percentage of people are lucky enough, or perhaps unlucky enough, to have survived. Here are six […]

Five sixteen-year-old orphans, whose parents either died in ‘the war’ or were conveniently killed in recent car accidents, find themselves inside a bright white structure with seemingly no walls, ceiling or flo […]

Sir Francis Cowley Burnand was born in central London on 29th November 1836. An only child, he was raised by his father since his mother died when he was just 8 days old. Born into a prosperous family, Francis was […]