Trigger Warning: Contains themes of suicide.
Windows by D.I. Jolly
Ben paced up and down his office repeating the words to himself out loud while contemplating the nature of a novel.
Signs by D.I. Jolly
The hallway smelt the way perfume companies wanted you to believe lavender and roses smelt, and it set off warning bells in his mind.
Mind Games by D.I. Jolly
“What good is a detective who can’t even solve a simple Sudoku?”
Clown Music By D.I. Jolly
The host was a nice, un-threatening guy who had a certain charm, but his personality came across as thin and Billy could never work out why he did what he did.
Infidelity by D.I. Jolly
Infidelity by D.I. Jolly It’s been said that the guilt of sleeping with another man’s wife comes at the same time you do. Frank stared at himself in the mirror behind the bar and finally felt the guilt of a years’ worth of adultery all at once. He downed his third shot of whiskey and…
Survivor by D.I. Jolly
The last thing Thomas said to his wife before climbing into his car was ‘I love you’.
Alternative History 2
Not much was known about Anne Frank’s childhood, it was as if she only came to life in her early 20s
Nightingale 2
Edger sat by the window watching the birds who lived in the only tree in his garden, idly telling himself that he would one day look up what kind of birds they were.
Vergänglichkeit – Transience
He remembered his daughter when she was young staring at him wondering, out loud, how he could just sit there, so still, staring at a book and not getting bored.