The Abstract Art Gallery
A writing gallery created by writers from around the world. From poetry to song lyrics, from essays to entire novels and short stories.
...knocking at the door was an urgent banging. Carl peaked out the window and saw the police cars parked out front. How should he answer? Thank goodness you are here? About time? I’m glad you...
By Chris Platt
Read More...it in him this early autumn
to turn in his two-week notice
and file court papers to end
his ten-year marriage with...
By Andy Cooper
Read More...can’t sell cow’s milk, then there’s nothing much he can do. Because he is paralysed from waist down, his son tends the cows and sells milk at the bazaar for him. Sweet treats are made from...
By Mehreen Ahmed
Read More…rolled over in bed, pain wracking his body. He opened his eyes and looked around. Hurting, aching all over, unsure of where he…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreDifferent ways of telling a...
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...with putting down new shavings, translating the exercise to changing the zebra’s stall bed sheets, Poppa headed back perky, approaching the cottage, “I left the door open; you can go in and out whenever...
By Marc OBrien
Read MoreA little tale about a..
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Suzanna Medevitch lived at a big house in the snow-slammed city of Fairbanks, Alaska. She was a filthy rich, mean old bag, age...
Read MoreWhen Paulie and Becky Sue pick up…
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…the zebra doing errands both Paulie, the son of an aristocrat and his friend Becky Sue, a real-life gypsy, enjoyed the early evening ride…
By Marc OBrien
Read MoreA fictional tale of a catastrophic…
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Everything was going perfect on Christmas morning with the pies almost done baking in the oven. The smell was heavenly,…
By Traci L. Ford
Read More…was excited for his birthday night out at the weekend. He and his friends and family would be heading into Manchester city-centre for a bit of a pub crawl, a few drinks and maybe a bite to eat…
By Chris Platt
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