Fiction & Essays

Jerry had left the building, left the edge of the hotel’s roof. Looking at windows as they slowly past, he noticed that they were very

Angela Mairéad Coid’s stories have been published in The Antigonish Review, in the Filth issue of The Windsor Review and Geist. She walked in the Pacific

  For over two years now I have been in therapy. It’s not the usual lie on the couch and reveal- all type but a

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 A week had passed since the Baron had sent his courier pigeons out to request aid from his

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 There were whispered rumours of people going missing on the dark fringes of the old oak forest. King Harold, in his

It is a hot summer evening.  Tired of being stuck inside a steamy condo all day, I decide to take a walk down to my

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 The wood troll is an adventurous sort that lives under the canopy of deep green giant oak leaves. The giant oaks

The year was 1935, and the city of Vancouver, like the rest of Canada, was in the depths of the worst global economic meltdown in

Vancouver is a living, evolving and always-changing city.  New people are coming to this city every day, from all over the world – making it

Before my Ex and I moved to Knight and Kingsway a few years ago to take possession of an apparently once beautiful heritage home –