writing – Phillip Drown

The Baby Elephant

Following a visit to the dentist, a spontaneous donation becomes an investment of a lifetime . . .

The admin after a house move can be a tricky business to navigate, especially when it becomes a bit too personal . . .

When a life-changing accident disfigures a young farmer, a new career presents itself. But it comes at a horrific personal cost . . .

If the willing is well, it’s never too late to fulfil a childhood ambition . . .

A phobia needn’t be a barrier to having fun, but it requires a certain amount of trust . . .

There can be few things more terrifying than coming face to face with a killer, especially when you already know all about them . . .

Where do the sounds carried by the wind really come from? And where do they go?

If you’re put in the Friend Zone, it is important to recognise the signs. Because one end is not the only end . . .

A wall is not usually a canvas to be shared among street artists. But exceptions might be made for the best . . .

It’s funny, the things you find in a cluttered shed. And there’s no point keeping anything unless it has a use . . .