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Bill’s Last Night

It’s been quite a while since my work last appeared in The Weekly News and this story is quite unlike anything that I’ve ever submitted before. 

As soon as I came across Lovelace’s poem, written whilst he himself was incarcerated, the character of Bill began to form in my mind and refused to disappear. As he muses on what led him to his lonely cell and, even more, what the following morning holds, I hope that readers will begin to empathise with him. Some already have and tell me that they were taken aback by the twist at the end.

If you’d like to read the whole story, please let me know and I’ll make it possible.

9 March, 2019 - Make the first comment on this story

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