Short stories. Three writers lift their gaze to the horizon, the point where our everyday worlds intersect with the sky
Stonehenge
The first of three specially commissioned stories which invited writers to lift their gaze to the horizon - the point where our everyday worlds intersect with the sky.
In Stonehenge the exiled Emperor Haile Selassie makes an unofficial excursion to the ancient holy place whose outline dominates the skyline of Salisbury Plain.
Theory of Flight
A series inviting writers to lift their gaze to the horizon - the point where our everyday worlds intersect with the sky.
In Suzanne Joinson's story, a senior government official makes a long distance trip, but reads a life changing letter in mid-air.
African Beauty
A series inviting writers to lift their gaze to the horizon - the point where our everyday worlds intersect with the sky.
Samantha Harvey's story is set in a remote African village and explores the terror of being trapped in a tiny space, cut off from the horizon.
