Commuting Stories

Sometimes I get lost in my thoughts while riding the train home. Embark on this journey with me and let your mind see what I see.

I have been writing flash fiction for many years. Mostly for my own entertainment. Some have been as short as six words! This collection is a little longer ;-). I would...

My new journey to work is great; ten stops on the tube and ten minutes walk at either end, I wonder what ten days of it will do to me?

Poetry written on the NYC subway and bus system - the MTA. People watching, observations, insights, and reflections - all in a day's commute.

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A man in a normal working day finds his way to work on his own values.

An ode to the trials and tribulations of travelling on The London Underground, from a commuter of 33 years

Neil spends quite a lot of time in busses, he has somehow got hold of a seat and ever since then, it's his 'go-to seat'. That only lasts until a certain someone appears...

The popularity of remote work underscores the drudgery of the 5 day commute. But some commutes are much nicer than others. I've found the Ferry ride between Marin County...

Maya McKenna is a regular twenty-eight year old and an aspiring journalist. After bagging a job in London, she discovers that she has to commute every day, at half past...

Garrett's a commuter with a different view of things. And a different world he visits when he naps.

A small tale about my commute to work by bike. Apart from wife cycling ismy only passion. I love it. I hope you enjoy it.

People watching is a popular past time. It was my favourite when I was commuting in Edinburgh, Scotland for four years. This was one of those journeys.

Short poems about everyday life events, the aim is that the collection ultimately contains at least one poem of resonance for every person who reads it Reconciliation...

A short tale not unlike what any other commuter has experienced

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