The Cicada Laundrette
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
Night time is the time to visit the Cicada Laundrette and meet all kinds of critter characters. Enter the twilight world of washing machines and soap suds under the watchful eye of Mr. Aardvark.
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Decorations
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
A heartwarming magical story for the Holidays in the tradition of well-loved Yuletide tales.
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The Copse
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
For all the gatherers of feathers and stones and the friends of nature, a tale of healing and connection with the soul of the woodland.
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The Cadillac in the Pond
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
What if ... someone woke up one morning to find a Cadillac in their duck pond? You need wonder no more ...
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The Boat Going Home
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
Here's another sleeptime story that came from a dream. In it you will meet a special friend that I was privileged to have for a while, as well as accompanying me on a strange and wonderful journey along with another friend, somewhat mysterious.
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Flea
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
An artist executes an act of subversion one hot afternoon while nobody is paying very much attention.
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The Guestbook
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
A friendship is nurtured through a series of entries in 'The Guestbook'. Then, one day, the friends meet each other and things take a magical turn.
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The Spudfellow
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
A humble potato reveals its power to bring so much joy to the family.
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The Artisan, The Abbot and the Architect
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
Three men meet one evening and not entirely by chance ... the story unfolds. Above them is the monastery and below them is the forest, each with their peculiar forces.
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Monday Mechanical CLub
Stories from the Borders of Sleep
This is a story about a stenography machine, and an unusual group of people who meet in a basement .... http://www.bordersofsleep.com
info_outlineAs in the King, so in the Kingdom. But how terrible, then, for the Kingdom if the King has lost the will to live...