Jane Dougherty's Bestiary
Jane DoughertyStories from the otherworld, magical, mythological and the frighteningly familiar.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 264 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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The canary
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“Just hang the cage in the window, darlin’. You’ll see. A bit of sunshine an’ he’ll be singing his little heart out.”
She took the canary home, amazed that a bird would be content in such a small cage, but the bird man had...
Such a bright future of endings
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Ending 1.
Once the sky was bright, they said. Once the world was the colours we see in films. Once plants grew outside unrestrained, beneath the bright blue sky. Birds flew free, and the plants and trees that grew benea...
Rome as it might have been
This review of Marian L. Thorpe’s Empress and Soldier was posted to Amazon. I also recommend her collection of short fiction and poetry Beyond the Wall.
I have been following this author for a while now, and have been impressed by her crea...
Interior monologue
I lie awake watching the stars. The stars wink and the moon hums. I say it’s the moon but you tell me it’s the boiler of the building next door. I prefer the moon humming though, because I could never sleep through the cranking of some crud...
We were away
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Editing this post to say, please do not listen to the audio. It's not mine, I didn't authorise it and it's awful, like all the robotic text to voice gadg...
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Writer of fiction and poetry based in southwest France. Has dogs and cats and children. First book in a historical fantasy trilogy The Darkest Tide is out now. More to follow soon.
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