Leonie lives in Islington, London and writes short stories and flash fiction. She is half way through writing her first novel, ‘Turncoats Daughter,’ an historical tale set in Italy in 1755 and London in 1764. This is Leonie’s first collection of short stories exploring the female and death.
Different Ways of Killing Trilogy Part 3 You kept calling me Donnie. Donister’s Bottom is what I said, but Grit was slipping you another whisky chaser and after that it all got a bit messy. Grit and your brother scarper when you are having a pee. I find you sitting in the phone box outside…
Different Ways of Killing Trilogy Part 2 That’s what you told me. You told me each smell came in a box and that I had to work hard to find the correct label; to put the correct label onto the right smell before the line moves on. Three seconds, you said. Three seconds to open…
Different Ways of Killing Trilogy Part 1 “Yeah, I know, I know…” The door’s open so Christina must be in, she thinks. “I know…” Keys in one hand, Polly pushes the fob deep into her jeans pocket and heaves her bag from elbow to shoulder. “I know…” her mobile is locked to her ear. “I…
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Text & stories © Joanna Sterling
Stories © various authors
Editing by Joanna Sterling & Alyson Faye
Audio by Menna Bonsels
Brooch photography by Mark Colliton
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