The Elephant Book

The Elephant Book is a notebook that my friend brought back for me from her travels in Asia, or possibly from Heathrow Airport. I will attempt to write a new story on each page, every day. The pages are small. It's flash fiction, I suppose. And I'm a flasher.

Sunday, 29 April 2012

The North

My friends from the North came to visit; each one of them was wearing clothes. They all had heads, and each head was either a little bigger or a little smaller than the other heads. I shan't tell you about their legs, you wouldn't believe me.
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      • The Irrational Kettle
      • The Polish Shop
      • The Hunger Strikers
      • The North
      • The Ballad of PelĂ©, Dan and the Writer
      • Heads
      • Notes on a Failed Short Story Workshopped in a Cre...
      • Blind-Man's Etymology
      • The Door
      • The Inadequate Husband is a Shit Washing Machine
      • Two Jobs
      • The Second-Oldest Bridge
      • He Will Eventually Decide Not To Take His Umbrella
      • Lessons 1 and 2
      • How They Are Different
      • Like a Fucking Pirate
      • Telephone
      • Swedish Cars
      • Alligator
      • The Leather Jacket
      • Argument
      • The Garden in Munich
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      • The Difference Between Soup and Whisky
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