The Poem That Changed His Life
by Michael Bloor [first published in Literally Stories, June 23rd 2026] I was reading James Fenton’s ‘Selected Poems’* and was […]
by Michael Bloor [first published in Literally Stories, June 23rd 2026] I was reading James Fenton’s ‘Selected Poems’* and was […]
by Michael Bloor [first published in Literally Stories, June 21st 2026] All of Alan Arkwright’s university colleagues were frightened of
by Michael Bloor [first published in Literally Stories, May 14th, 2026] June, 1971 Andy had messed up big-time in his
by Michael Bloor [first published in Saragun Springs, April 3rd, 2026] My wife Dorothy’s Uncle Derek reckons that he, in
by Michael Bloor [First published in Saragun Springs, March 21st, 2026] ‘Hi there and welcome to The Thursday Afternoon Show
by Michael Bloor [first published in Literally Stories, March 17th, 2026] Andy put down the phone on his sister, though
by Michael Bloor [first published in Literally Stories, March 1st, 2026] ‘Lampedusa’ (2020), the second novel of the Canadian poet,
by Michael Bloor [First published in Saragun Springs, July 25th, 2025] Davie Millar paused in the middle of the Faery
by Michael Bloor [first published in Saragun Springs, July 24th, 2024] It was a shock when old Andy Baranov died.
by Michael Bloor [first published in Saragun Springs, July 23rd, 2026] Charlie Robertson had spent his entire working life on