Tag: Glasgow

• SHADOWS FROM THE PAST

  

  Frankie stood waiting in the dark gloom. He pulled his jacket collar up as the cold air bit into his face. Looking across the black river there was a concert on at the new hall which was lit up in luminous red, pink and orange. The sweeping lights cast colourful shadows that reflected on the water and…

  Iain Kelly

  13/10/2016

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Literature, Short Story

  childhood, creative writing, crime, experience, fact, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Glasgow, glasgow garden festival, imagination, memory, murder, river, river clyde, short, Short Story, Writing, Writing Exercise

• GLASGOW

  

  I sit and watch the murky waters of the River Clyde slide by, polluted and dark. The wind whistles down the river under the Kingston Bridge, the traffic overhead relentlessly gridlocked. A runner passes by along the new walkway, struggling against the strong breeze. Across the water another monstrosity of 1960’s architecture is being torn down.…

  Iain Kelly

  02/10/2016

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction

  City, Construction, creative writing, Destruction, Flash Fiction, Glasgow, history, Industrial, life story, literature, personal, Short Story, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, Writing