I stand at the apex of the time. One foot in each hemisphere. This narrow piece of metal divides the world, East and West, rich and poor, the liberated and the repressed, the haves and have nots. Every time I visit Greenwich Park I stand on this spot. As a child I came with Dad. He held my hand. Then I came with my lover, we held hands. Then I came with my son. I held his hand. And now I come with his son. The Meridian marks time – the world’s time and my life time.
Everyone at The Casket is hoping 2021 will be a better year than 2020. We have some great short stories and flash fiction lined up for your delight. We kick of the year with a story by Lydia Unsworth “The Smallest Boxes” and then for Valentine's we have a story by Dylan Brethour which will also be available as a podcast. Later in the summer we have a new Flash Fiction Summer Collection which will be published online and as podcasts read by Menna Bonsels and Richard Hodder. We hope you enjoy the stories we have for you and look forward to welcoming you back regularly.
Joanna & The Casket of Fictional Delights Team
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