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Better late.
Neil Smith · The envelope had been lying on the floor, along with the usual junk and bills. Waiting for her when she got in from work. · A glance was enough to see that it didn’t add anything to the doctor’s words from earlier in the week. · She finished scanning the letter, then hid it insid ...
Dennis.
Neil Smith · ‘How would you like to die?’ · The question set me back in my seat and I took a moment before answering. I had been listening to Dennis Brown speak to our group of visiting retail staff about the genesis of Northwest Podiatric lab and Superfeet insoles. Along the way he had menti ...
Oh, wad some power the Giftie gie us.
Neil Smith · The Euros are over. The final was a bit blah but the pre-match favourites and better team on the night won, and so England should be able to celebrate their best men’s championship outcome for over half a century and anticipate the next few years of watching this team mature and ...
Darkness on the Edge of (London) Town
Neil Smith · 1984/85 was my final year of high school. I was no great student, didn’t like school and was a shy, insecure outsider. I did a sixth year because I had no idea what the hell, I was going to do with myself after school, and the traditional options had been eliminated by the Thatch ...
Angela.
Neil Smith · She was gorgeous. More vibrant, more alive than any woman known or dreamed about since long before I settled for marriage. She talked brightly and I listened whilst lying in the hostel bunk. Half-dressed yet wholly entranced. · That evening we spent hours chatting, which clearly ...
Non-essential items that will make your Kilimanjaro hike better.
Neil Smith · Many years ago, I flew out of London to climb Kilimanjaro with a couple of friends. Within an hour of landing in Tanzania I stepped out in front of a car at the airport terminal and, twenty-four hours later was back in London with a broken ankle. · This article is by Mary Gunnin ...
Awake in a dream of America.
Neil Smith · This is one of four stories that I posted here some time ago. They were written in between other projects so landed on Bebee.com randomly which meant that they weren't particularly handy to find. This niggled me for a while so I took them down for some very light editing and they ...
Awake In a Dream Of America.
Neil Smith · Some time in May 1986 finds me sitting in the very new, very uncomfortable terminal four in London's Heathrow airport. As the Scottish ski season reached its end I had packed away my gear, stuffed a few things into a holdall and hitch hiked southwards from the village of Aviemore ...
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