writing

Sometimes, What’s Right In Front of You…. by RV Neville

27 November 202528 November 2025

What was that? The washing machine was empty, it was definitely empty. This morning after itsterminal hissy fit, Maeve had removed the wet sheets. She’d rung the cloths, heavy with unspun water, out… Read More »Sometimes, What’s Right In Front of You…. by RV Neville

Clamshell by David Carson

14 May 202530 May 2025

“See that dog, if it’s off the lead, I’ll shoot, I’ll fucking shoot.” A day of contrasts, I think. Blue sky overhead, a mountain peak… Read More »Clamshell by David Carson

Easter Island

22 January 202222 January 2022

An aging recluse contemplates the end of the world in F.R. Malaney’s haunting, heart-breaking account from a dystopian future.

The Understanding Stranger

22 January 202222 January 2022

A chance meeting with an understanding strange in a railway carriage changes everything in a story of mystery and suspense.

NETHERGATE WRITERS Fortnightly Meeting Wednesday 14 July

19 July 202119 July 2021

The lowdown on the latest meeting of the Nethergate Writers Group.

Nethergate Writers Fortnightly Meeting

6 July 20216 July 2021

Wednesday 30th June 2021 Chaired by Sue. Minutes taken by Roddie. 1. Welcome and apologies – Fraser, Rupert, Susan, David F, Abby, George and Richard.… Read More »Nethergate Writers Fortnightly Meeting

Nethergate Writers Minutes of June 2nd 2021

9 June 20219 June 2021

Here’s Zusana’s minutes for last week’s meeting of the Nethergate Writer’s Group. The next meeting will be held on Zoom on Wednesday, 16 June at 7 pm.

Fly Away by Jimmy Anderson

26 May 202126 May 2021

Together with her partner, Sandra Anderson showcases her singing talents. Composed and played by Jimmy Anderson.

Joel Schwab by Abigail A. Lyons

21 May 202121 May 2021

Listen to Abigail A. Lyons’ heart warming tale about Joel Schwab – a quiet, lonely man who is not all he seems.

Monologue by Sandra Anderson

12 May 202114 May 2021

In collaboration with the Pitlochry Festival Theatre Project and accepted by Aberdeen’s Elphinstone Institute: now’s your chance to experience Sandra Anderson’s emotive and compelling account of living through the lockdown.