You are our daily companion. We stand, sway, jostle and lurch. We don’t notice the views you provide as we hurtle past – back gardens with paddling pools and washing lines. At the hub of the City you disgorge your reluctant cargo. Like ants we scurry to our offices, returning hours later to our favourite carriage for the journey home.
News
New Short Story & Podcast for April
For April The Casket has an idealistic and optimistic short story set in Kathmandu, 'Up on the Roof' is by Rosie Thapa, a new author to The Casket. The story will also be available as a podcast, read by Shash Hira.
Don't to forget to let us know what you think of all our stories and our brooches @casketfiction.
Brooch of The Month
Look out for our new Brooch of the Month in April as well - a sneak preview.
Check out other short stories on The Casket of Fictional Delights
The Goldsmiths' Fair
Journeys through Jewellery
Rue Pigalle designs women-only trips around the world, for intimate groups of art, jewellery and culture lovers. Isabelle describes herself as having three passions; jewellery, art and craftsmanship. She takes her clients on journeys of discovery around the world, destinations include Paris, Barcelona and New York. There are trips to London planned in 2020 and as a prelude Isabelle asked me to write two pieces on this year’s Goldsmiths’ Fair. Followers of my Brooch of the Month blog will know I regularly visit and shop at the Goldsmiths’ Fair, so I was delighted to take up the challenge and report back all the highlights for readers of Rue Pigalle.
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Podcasts
Prefer to listen? - from the beginning The Casket of Fictional Delights has specialised in producing high quality podcasts of short stories and flash fiction compilations. The podcasts are recorded by actors and voiceover artists and produced by a professional studio manager ensuring we maintain a consistent high standard. I’ve chosen three to highlight the variety and quality of work we have to offer - visit our Podcast page for more. I hope you enjoy listening to them.
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