Corran’s Journal
Small adventures, passing encounters and things worth noticing.
From Corran’s own notebook, wherever the day takes him. Each entry can be read on its own. Dates mark publication here; his travels keep their own time.
- The Letter That Ate Its Own Words
- The Tide Table’s Small Print
- The Company Fruit Keeps
- The Weather in a Brass Box
- The Shallow End of Certainty
- The Moth’s Opinion of Up
- A Bowl With One Good Side
- Five Minutes Behind the Pigeons
- A Game Between Trains
- Still Life, With Legs
- The Spare Sock
- The View, Temporarily Mislaid
- A Note Held Open
- The Two-Minute Lighthouse
- The Water That Would Not Fall
- The Hat With No Occasion
- The Understudy
- The Long Way to the Steps
- The Good Jug
For reflections placed alongside the novels, visit Between adventures.