Moving Finger - Issue 3 - Brunel University

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CONTENTS PROSE 1. Description (Objects, People, Places, Events, Processes) Daniel Ross-Blundell The Ball 15 Darren Bluman Bouncy Ball Boy 15 Nicholas Gant Sarah 16 James Griffiths Frances 16 Adam Lavis For Faisal 17 Loic Thoem The Person 17 Richard Wilson Italian Blob 18 Alan Ismail King Huge 18 Sarah Wolstencroft This Man Is an Island 19 Tracey Lebow Nan 19 Lucie Perkins Ninny 19 Jenni Steele The 207 19 Phil Rothwell Old Man Walking 20 Michael Napier Midnight 20 Lucie Perkins The Tube 21 Laura Summers Farewell 21 Anosua Mitra My Room 22 Tracey Lebow Such Sweet Sorrow 22 Linda Hodgkinson The Cottage 22 Christy Lefteri The House 23 Rosemary Braunton Past and Present 23 Cassandra Phillp Recurring Day 24 Anna Sanczuk The Top Floor 24 Linda Hodgkinson The Passage 24 Siobhan McCarthy Portrait of a Place 25 Ann Bradbury Alex in My Garden 25 Natalie Selmes The Quiet Man 26 Kathryn Daniels First Sighting 26 Edward Brazier Club 27 Zenam Khan Socialite Party Hostess 27 Elijah Mariam Carnival, Carnival 27 Daniel Baker The Last Minute of an Exam (a) 28 6
Anosua Mitra (b) 28 Sabrina Beck (c) 28 Jeanne-Marie Marcham (d) 29 Sundip Cheema (e) 29 Rebecca Green The Beach 29 Lindsey Mitchell The Day Expired 30 Margaret Wakeling The Shakes 30 Gavin McInerney Kathmandu Snapshot 30 Karen Rasmussen Geneva ’45 31 Josh Summers Chance Would Be a Fine Thing 31 Joseph Budd My Country 32 Josh Summers Nature’s Way 33 2. Autobiographical Prose Chris Doveton Rescued Fragments 34 Chris Doveton A Place 35 Nicholas Gant Growing Up 36 Daniel Baker Family Seasons 37 J.R. Lineen Fiddling through Life 38 Clare Hayhurst Confession 39 Lucie Perkins Thursday 8 March 40 Jeanne-Marie Marcham Wandering 40 Nicholas Renton Shots of Old Leigh 41 Cassandra Phillp Panky 41 Clare Woods A Day in the Life 42 Samina Hussein Wake Up 42 Michelle Webb Dream 43 Androulla Savva The Yellow Deceiver 43 Alan Ismail Waking to Nightmare 44 Frohar Poya Nightmare 44 3. Genre Writing (Fairy Tales Revamped and Other Modes) Zenam Khan Fairytale Endings (Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella) 45 Lisa Butler Ginger Cinders 46 Matthew Hogg Little Blood Red Riding Hood 47 Rachel Prior Charming! 49 Sarah Wolstencroft New Queen Spins a Yarn 50 Christy Lefteri Snow White 50 James Griffiths Fairy Tale 51 Claire Parsons The Alternative Rapunzel Story 52 Loic Thoem I Am the Narrator 53 Shazia Choglay When He Comes 55 Anna Sanczuk and Jessica Goode The Thrill of Bare Flesh 55 Antony Nichola The Green Knight’s Grave 56 Cassandra Phillp Zenith 56 James Robertson Horror 57 7
Page 1 and 2: Moving 1 Finger 3 AN ANTHOLOGY OF C
Page 3 and 4: The moving finger writes; and havin
Page 5: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to th
Page 9 and 10: James Peacock Colour Blind 96 Jenni
Page 11 and 12: Geoffrey Harrison (s) 126 Alexandra
Page 13 and 14: Jasvir Janda The Revelation 168 Chr
Page 15 and 16: 1. DESCRIPTION (OBJECTS, PEOPLE, PL
Page 17 and 18: ‘No, no, nothing,’ she blurted
Page 19 and 20: THIS MAN IS AN ISLAND I lounge, an
Page 21 and 22: sound of the buffer and its sanitis
Page 23 and 24: whistling kettle sang its cheerful
Page 25 and 26: ‘Best to get it over with,’ I m
Page 27 and 28: CLUB The dank humid air from the da
Page 29 and 30: included crowd my head and fight to
Page 31 and 32: mud streets, stepping casually over
Page 33 and 34: against linear pathways that meet l
Page 35 and 36: my father's drawings or maybe a pai
Page 37 and 38: ‘Sorry, I had to bring him, mum w
Page 39 and 40: I climbed the stairs, tired but ple
Page 41 and 42: open, the whites proving circular l
Page 43 and 44: calling me desperately, "He's here,
Page 45 and 46: 3. GENRE WRITING FAIRYTALE ENDINGS
Page 47 and 48: ‘Certainly, chuck!’ George appe
Page 49 and 50: But Little Red Riding Hood had alre
Page 51 and 52: The mirror yawned. ‘From my sleep
Page 53 and 54: ‘Rapunzel, Rapunzel, throw down y
Page 55 and 56: the very man, whom she's always sec
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chamber, my fingers scratch against
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‘Hello?’ Frank called again, a
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Slamming the door behind her, she l
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the mud from her woollen coat. She
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4. SHORT STORIES THE CHAIN Pakistan
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too much and his belt pulled into t
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simply taunting him idly with no re
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SATURDAY NIGHT, SUNDAY MORNING As J
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etween two conscious people, not be
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'Fine,' he replied. Months earlier
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him to stand still. He did so, stil
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‘Just don't touch a goddamn thing
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impatient for it to end, he rang th
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As Eleanora looked up from the page
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circles, sitting, observing, listen
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POETRY 87
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I’ll make the bed with bits of wo
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CLEVER TREVOR In his armchair in th
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‘Violence is never the answer,’
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Then you accepted my apology - what
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RECIPE Take one full heart And brea
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It doesn’t mean anything to her n
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ALL I WANT I stumbled clumsily alon
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I panic: feelings lead to pain, whi
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She collapses, spent, but it seems
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(e) I once knew a woman from Ongar
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FAILED VERSE A poem can never say,
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Be nought Or even (Maybe odd), Just
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TO BE OR…. I don’t want to be a
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HEAVY A profound poem is not light,
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canal dark and looming, whispering
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piling into taxi, giggling like chi
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Is this one a man? He’s got a big
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6. SYLLABICS HAIKU (a) Pleasingly s
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(l) Pure dew dripping down. crisp a
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CINQUAIN SNOW TEARS The snow, froze
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ALPHABETICAL ADJECTIVES Abstemious
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FLAKY Itchy - unbearably so. Mouldy
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Sacrilegious serenading of the Juda
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6. CONCRETE POEMS (STRAIGHT-LINERS,
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RAINDROP Kelly-Ann Davis TORNADO Sa
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THE S IN SADNESS D B A E E N H T R
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TELETEXT (i) I am responsible for m
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BEER QUEST SNOWBOARD FREEDOM Mark E
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Burn me SET ME ALIGHT SO I MIGHT FE
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1. THEATRE PLAYS (a) PLAYS WITHOUT
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CAN'T THEY SEE ME? Katy Saunders, 1
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She has a bag. She manoeuvres behin
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Wal, iht warz OK at first, burt the
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Pause. Jealous - that's what I say.
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which made me dangerous. So I have
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than that. I'll be out soon, man. A
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A GIRL'S FAVOURITE PASTIME The tele
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(c) DUOLOGUES, TRILOGUES DIALOGUE F
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SECOND: It depends on what? FIRST:
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SARAH: You are a doctor, are you no
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DANA: Well, I have and it's great!
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2. RADIO PLAYS INTERCOURSE 1 You se
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PATRICK: I want you to give me supp
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BERNADETTE: We-ell... but whisht! W
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MANDY: Hallo! FX: TRAFFIC NOISE. CH
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3. SCREENPLAYS MATRICIDE It is a on
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aised rostrum, on which the woman i
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SAM How dare you? Matt isn't gay! H
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NITA'S MOTHER Nita darling ... this
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I couldn’t help it. NITA (quietly
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But Kamlesh Behta… MRS KHOTARI KA
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A husband! Look where it got you? H
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We are focusing on the Smart Man's
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I heard a weird noise coming from o
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VAMPIRE 1 Halt sister! It is time f
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COMMUNICATIONS THIS IS A RECORDED M
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McDonald’s fries, Rainforest dies
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Rule 2: You never touch my daughter
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