Fiction
'Hardflip', a new story by Mirandi Riwoe
Reviewed by Mirandi Riwoe •
The roofing gives a little under his weight but Oskar’s not afraid of heights when he’s on his skateboard. He can see his friends below. Gav has his camera ready and Amadi gives him the thumbs up.
‘Mate, it’s no higher than a ten-set,’ Amadi calls.
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