NIGHT CROSSING ~ A Meeting of Significance.
Night Crossing A story by Alexander Wainwright, landscape painter. #Novels #shortstories #painting #synchronicity Have you ever misjudged someone so utterly and completely that you question your own sanity and senses? You write someone off as a hostile curmudgeon when he or she is actually only painfully shy and in need of a kind word? […]
A CHANCE TO MAKE MY OWN MISTAKES
#mysterynovels, #suspensenovels #legalthriller Large [very large] mistakes were made by so many in Conduct in Question! And then there were the smaller ones. Hello, I’m Harry Jenkins, Toronto lawyer. I have a great story to tell you–one many lawyers [not me included] would love to tell over drinks after a long day of corporate mergers […]
Synchronicity and the Mystery of Number Ninety One
#freestories #synchronicity A Story told by Alexander Wainwright, landscape artist I thought I was in Trafalgar Square, but were these women MacBeth’s witches? If you’re like me, you may be rather embarrassed to admit a belief in synchronicity. By that I mean the coming together of certain events which hammer […]
CONDUCT in QUESTION, the first in THE OSGOODE TRILOGY
Prologue: Was it wrong to take a life so young? Such beautiful skin was soft, smooth, and white as cream. He stroked her lustrous brown hair. A nervous smile flitted across her face. He stared into her eyes. She was a university student, filled with the idealism of youth, but her lips and nails were […]
THE DRAWING LESSON, Chapter 2
CHAPTER 2 #novels about artists #literary suspense.The Drawing Lesson, the first in The Trilogy of Remembrance. Has the creative spirit of a great artist died? Has Rinaldo so undermined Alexander with the scene at the Tate Modern? Enjoy chapter 2 and get your copy of the novel here. The Drawing Lesson: Despite my telephone messages, […]
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