HORLA FICTION (November 2019)
Free to read at
http://www.horla.org/that-heady-scent-by-ian-richardson/
Category: Publications
Sharps in The Dark Sire Issue 3 Spring 2020
A young woman turns to an arcane form of acupuncture for help with a personal issue.
An old-fashioned light-hearted twist-in-the -tale story.
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Poem – Farewell
A new piece published as a featured post in Spillwords.
Read it here for free – https://spillwords.com/farewell-by-ian-richardson/
You can even vote to like it if you as so inclined!
Kensington (Pushcart Prize nominated)
Kensington in Between These Shores Literary and Arts Annual Issue 2 (Pushcart Prize nominated)
In the depths of Kensington Parks a couple escape the outside world to enmesh themselves in a special intimacy.
ISSN 2398 – 4783
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Resurgam on Spillwords
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There’s always snow on Kilimanjaro
‘There always snow on Kilimanjaro’ in The Tomorrow Issue (July 2018). Vol 7 Issue 1 of Here Comes Everyone literary magazine.
Two ecologists consider the end of the world, and Hemingway, at the foot of Kilimanjaro.
“Poignant, believable and well executed.”
ISSN 2398 – 4783
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£5 per issue
Dikē in the new Sins of the Gods Anthology
Sins of the Gods: Twisted Tales of Mythology: Volume 3 (Sins of Time) Paperback – 31 Oct 2017
When the paths of gods and men cross, then the skeins of fate twist. And none more twisted than the sixteen stories of mayhem, horror and the plain weird in these pages.
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Jean’s Bean
Smith & Kraus (July 28, 2017)
ISBN-10: 1575259117
ISBN-13: 978-1575259116
First performed as part of the Brockley Max festival, Jean’s Bean, a two minute play, has now been published by Smith & Kraus in their latest Actors’ resource book.
The Floating Mountain
Litro, November 2016
A rare outing into life writing for me as I recall a prominent feature of my childhood in Paisley, Scotland.
Available free online here at Litro literary magazine.
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