Emily Littlewood

  • She adjusted the nasal cannula in his nostrils. She couldn’t hear the oxygen moving through the tubing.

    “Is that better?”

    He nodded, saving his breath for breathing.

    “The flight of stairs was a lot.” S […]

  • If You’re Here With Us, Give Us a Sign of Your Perversion
    My wife is a ghost hunter. Actually, my wife considers herself more of a Paranormal Anthropologist. But, essentially, she’s a ghost hunter. And if tha […]

  • That’s the kind of remark that librarian Ruth Kneale encountered often in her research showing that all the old stereotypes of her profession – you know: they’re a mousy, prim, timid and bespectacled lot – persist […]

  • For days after her mother’s death, while adults move around her making funeral and guardianship arrangements, Sarah stands by walls. Her six-year-old fingertips search the wallpaper in the day care where they h […]

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