Anyone familiar with the northbound M6 motorway will recognise the iconic Forton motorway service station, built in the 1960s. Memories of this structure inspired me to write a story about a fractured family, the inconsistency of memory, and a father’s complex love for his daughter, woven around a split time-frame.
Shortlisted: London Short Story Prize 2018 ‘Like A Blooming Discotheque’
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Shortlisted: Yeovil Literary Prize 2022 ‘Pain Has Holy Beauty’
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