Categories: Ten Word Stories

Unrequited by Laurence Sullivan

 Runner-up in the Wicked Young Writer Awards: Gregory Maguire Award 2016, Laurence Sullivan’s fiction has been published by such places as: Londonist, The List, Amelia’s Magazine, Foliate Oak and Crack the Spine. He became inspired to start writing during his studies at the universities of Kent, Utrecht and Birmingham – after being saturated in all forms of literature from across the globe and enjoying every moment of it. Read more, here: www.laurencesullivan.co.uk

Typed by the author on a slightly tired Brother Deluxe 800.

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