
The Bell at Saltmarsh End
by Philippa Brackenbury
A retired history teacher agrees to write the parish guidebook. Then, at low tide, she starts hearing the bell of a church the sea took in 1607.
Nov 1, 2026Writings for adult readers (18+). Some pieces are fiction, some are personal. Enter only if you are 18 or older and legally permitted.
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by Philippa Brackenbury
A retired history teacher agrees to write the parish guidebook. Then, at low tide, she starts hearing the bell of a church the sea took in 1607.
Nov 1, 2026
by Matilde Sequeira Brandão
She came to the Douro to pick grapes and forget Lisbon. The heir of the old quinta has a drowned brother, a mother who covers every mirror, and a way of looking at her as if he's seen her face before.
Oct 30, 2026
by Saoirse Mulqueeny-Dorgan
Two years after the sea took him, she goes back to his cottage in Connemara and lights the turf. Every night the fire burns, he comes home a little warmer. Every night, she gets a little colder.
Oct 26, 2026
by Mateo Ferrandiz Quiroga
A piano tuner in Buenos Aires is hired to keep a dead man's Pleyel exactly as he left it: a little flat. Every Thursday. For as long as she can bear it.
Oct 24, 2026
by Bronwen Llewelyn-Hart
Ninety-six steps to the lantern room, a husband who writes "All well" in the log every night, and an assistant keeper who arrives with the spring boat. Pembrokeshire, 1897.
Oct 23, 2026