Lost
Author: Gregory Maguire
At the flat in Weatherall Walk there was no milk in the fridge, no ice in the tiny freezer unit…. The better furniture was hung over with drop cloths, the leather-bound books evacuated from their shelves…. Unconnected wiring threaded from walls, and a smell of lazy drains, something rotting, unfurled from the sewer all the way up to this flat. Winnie wrenched open a wi….Read More
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