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'Mother She Wrote' – a short story by Janielle Browne – Searchlight - Vimarsana News

'Mother She Wrote' – a short story by Janielle Browne – Searchlight

By Janielle Browne First place winner in 2021 H. Nigel Thomas / UWI Open Campus Fiction Competition   By the time my brother was fourteen, he had had his first woman. It was easy to tell; something was just different about him. Perhaps it was in the way that a bit of his teenage awkwardness was replaced with a mannish confidence. Maybe it was the way he now swaggered instead …

'Cinder' – a poem by Janielle Browne – Searchlight - Vimarsana News

'Cinder' – a poem by Janielle Browne – Searchlight

By-: Janielle Browne Third place winner in the 2021 Ellsworth “Shake” Keane / UWI Open Campus Poetry Competition   Cinder   I wish I could say something cliche Like I am the Phoenix rising from the ashes But it’s never been that simple. I am the volcanic ash— I am everywhere. I am the fist in your chest, The crack in your voice The speck in your eye The burn …

'Cinder' – a poem by Janielle Browne – Searchlight - Vimarsana News

'Cinder' – a poem by Janielle Browne – Searchlight

By-: Janielle Browne Third place winner in the 2021 Ellsworth “Shake” Keane / UWI Open Campus Poetry Competition   Cinder   I wish I could say something cliche Like I am the Phoenix rising from the ashes But it’s never been that simple. I am the volcanic ash— I am everywhere. I am the fist in your chest, The crack in your voice The speck in your eye The burn …

'Mother She Wrote' - a short story by Janielle Browne - Vimarsana News

'Mother She Wrote' - a short story by Janielle Browne

By Janielle Browne First place winner in 2021 H. Nigel Thomas / UWI Open Campus Fiction Competition   By the time my brother was fourteen, he had had his first woman. It was easy to tell; something was just different about him. Perhaps it was in the way that a bit of his teenage awkwardness was replaced with a mannish confidence. Maybe it was the way he now swaggered instead …