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ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN

Richard Fleming

October 20, 2026

Chuck Berry·Fiction·Legends·Richard Fleming·SixMoreArts·Tunes Into Tales·Yore

The Parish Church is full to bursting. Light pours through the ancient stained-glass windows. The glorious notes of a Beethoven sonata fill the air. I glance down at Chuck Berry’s shoes as the Minister’s voice intones those familiar words: “Who gives this woman?” I answer firmly: “I do.” It was nineteen-eighty-something. I was a young man, free as air, making…

Photos Into Words·Poetry·SixMoreArts·Trails

What’s the Mandarin For Orange?

While poetry isn't quite my trade, I do thoroughly enjoy a touch of wordplay…

The Minnow and the Moon-Peel

He spent months trying to leap high enough to touch the Moon.…

Will The Earth Have the Final Word?

One day, there will be no political victory worth celebrating, no fortune…

An Inheritance of Ashes

August 20, 2026

Experimental prose·Photos Into Words·SixMoreArts·Trails

The Moxley family was once the backbone of the small coastal town. Their legacy began with Adolphus Moxley, the only son of a destitute family of nine. Two years before the war began, he came up with the idea of starting a rental business. His modest venture grew far quicker…

The Deafening Sound of Reason

August 17, 2026

Experimental prose·Paintings Into Letters·SixMoreArts

He clapped his pale hands over his ears, desperate to hold on to the last fragments of his mind and block out the sound. He pressed down until his knuckles turned white, but the shuddering vibration only grew louder. The dark landscape seemed to melt around him, the swirling curves…

The Prodigal Sun

August 12, 2026

Experimental prose·Photos Into Words·SixMoreArts·Trails

Moira held her breath. Through the umbrella, there was only the faintest glimmer. It made her think of a light behind a closed door, still there but hidden. The Sun looked fragile then, almost shy, as though it had wandered away and was deciding whether to come home…

Sealing the Past

August 7, 2026

Experimental prose·Paintings Into Letters·SixMoreArts

In three days, he would board the train to Marseilles. Let Paris keep its grey twilight. He was going to paint the sun…

When the Canvas Strikes Back

July 21, 2026

Experimental prose·Paintings Into Letters·SixMoreArts

The lush green leaves behind them rustled, heavy with the weight of many years of interpretation. Above Frida’s hair, white butterfly pins fluttered their paper-thin wings, restless inside their painted cage. She kept her chin lifted, watching the unseen face on the other side of the screen…

The World Registry of Undying Records

July 17, 2026

Experimental prose·Photos Into Words·SixMoreArts

The liquid that tumbled into the vessels did not obey the traditional laws of fluid dynamics, appearing instead as a column of absolute, light-devouring void that refused to reflect the ambient candlelight. As it struck the porcelain, steam rose in highly unusual patterns, forming the distinct shapes of miniature, floating…

All Waters Lead to Rome

July 13, 2026

Experimental prose·Photos Into Words·SixMoreArts·Trails

He then added, ‘It is said the Emperor himself reviewed the final plans. This water will fuel the new public baths and supply the main fountains. It is more than just water, Dominus. It is a symbol of Roman order, bringing life to where before there was only thirst. A…

The Sun Eater

July 9, 2026

Experimental prose·Photos Into Words·SixMoreArts·Trails

The desert landscape of my mind was an endless, sun-baked expanse of textured sand, a tapestry woven from memory and dust…

Unclothed

July 2, 2026

Essay·Fine art·Photography·SixMoreArts

We have to start with a vital distinction famously drawn by art historian Sir Kenneth Clark: the ‘nude’ is an idealisation, a means of affirming ultimate perfection, and a tangible vision of ideal beauty, though varying from culture to culture and from era to era. While to be naked means…

The Unravelling of the Crimson Sphere

June 30, 2026

Experimental prose·Photos Into Words·SixMoreArts

The object seemed both fruit and architecture. Its outer rind was a deep, glossy scarlet, but where the skin had been ruptured, it revealed an intricate honeycomb of amber cells…

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ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN

What’s the Mandarin For Orange?

The Minnow and the Moon-Peel

Will The Earth Have the Final Word?

An Inheritance of Ashes

The Deafening Sound of Reason

The Prodigal Sun

Sealing the Past

When the Canvas Strikes Back

The World Registry of Undying Records

All Waters Lead to Rome

The Sun Eater

Unclothed

The Unravelling of the Crimson Sphere

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