A Bunch of Fives
James Roderick BurnsStories by James Roderick Burns
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A Bunch of Fives - Stories by James Roderick Burns (72)
EMPIRE OF MUD
I, GIMPY, EMPEROR of the Mudflats, declare that henceforth this place – formerly known as the General Register Office, Edinburgh, and within the avian community as home to the crazy bird lady, and her seeds – belongs entirely...
A Bunch of Fives - Stories by James Roderick Burns (71)
A WIENER SHADE OF PALE
WAY OUT OF town, beyond the Abbey and the seagulls, Eskdale lay sandwiched between an industrial estate and a thin slice of sixties housing. Every day I bumped-and-trundled in by train; my friend, living round the co...
A Bunch of Fives - Stories by James Roderick Burns (70)
STRANGLETHORNE
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AS NIGHT FELL, a wind picked up in the harbour. Lines on fishing-boats rattled; gulls went screeching about the lanes. Errands complete, the vicar of Northport sat warm, if regretful, opposite his friend the bookseller....
A Bunch of Fives - Stories by James Roderick Burns (69)
LOST JUMPERS
HE’D THOUGHT ABOUT it, on and off, the whole interminable journey: their birthdays were three days apart, and he was older – ten to her seven – but every single time, hers came first! He wasn’t bothered by joint birthday parti...
A Bunch of Fives - Stories by James Roderick Burns (68)
DRY STONE
THE WALL WAS old. Older than the house, most likely, and smooth and whole when we got there after the divorce. It surrounded a small, sloping garden, with a tree and an iron gate at the bottom, then ran back up the near side of t...
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