This story sees a father spread his wife's ashes with his daughter. On the way, the surroundings are personified so they appear to be alive, distracting him from the recent tragedy. Then he thinks back to a time with his wife, and realises she is the only true form of life, recalling how he promised to remember her that way. The red butterfly (the same colour as his wife’s dress) allows them to accept her death and say goodbye. 

This is a list of my writing experience as of September 2014.

Here is my scene, Ensuite, set primarily in two doorways. Although the scene looks long, as there are hardly any breaks in the dialogue, I think four minutes is a good estimate for its run time.

This is a list of my writing achievements as of June 2014.