Fiona Robyn has published a tiny piece by me on A Handful of Stones.
1. At Kitsu, Tunbridge Wells' best sushi and noodle bar, the owner discovers that Nick's name is Law. "Same as my grandparents!" She writes in Chinese for him.
2. Nick, returning from a shopping trip, walks past the window. He is swinging a new suit bag.
3. I like to make a sandwich of the greasy, lemony shreds and fragments of cold chicken picked off the carcass.
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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