1. Eloise Vaughan Williams

Fiction | Harbour Colours by Eloise Vaughan Williams

Fiction

‘Blue thinks Red might be a person who dislikes even the bones of himself. That he also worries he might be missing something, or rather hopes he is, instead of believing he has broken it. Blue thinks they might be alike in that.’

New fiction by Eloise Vaughan Williams.

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