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Graeme Law

Writer · Founder of Sixth Wall Society

Graeme Law outdoors in a coat and scarf, looking to the side

Graeme Law is a Scottish writer based in London and the founder of Sixth Wall Society. He writes literary fiction, flash fiction, short stories and novels.

His fiction is interested in grief, class, memory, strange weather and people behaving badly while trying, occasionally, to be kind.

Sixth Wall Society began as a place to put short fiction somewhere other than a folder on his laptop. It has since become a growing collection of stories, photographs, recurring characters and places that occasionally bleed into one another.

From the collection

Stories by Graeme Law

  1. 01DeidreMemory2 min ↗
  2. 02The drunkest I’ve ever beenSurreal2 min ↗
  3. 03Seven SistersJourney3 min ↗
  4. 04DeliveryAddiction2 min ↗
  5. 05Two bin bags and a set of keysSurreal2 min ↗
  6. 06Airport advertsTravel2 min ↗
  7. 07What I don’t tell the boysMemory2 min ↗
  8. 08I couldn’t rememberLove5 min ↗
  9. 09And again, and againGrief2 min ↗
  10. 10The last ugly manSurreal10 min ↗
  11. 11Cheap-shot CarterMemory9 min ↗
  12. 12All dreams areDreams2 min ↗
  13. 13Como estas?Family3 min ↗
  14. 14And everything goes quietGrief4 min ↗
  15. 15The light we seeHope5 min ↗
  16. 16Running with the Bulls in Pamplona with a tired friendTravel4 min ↗
  17. 17Mosquito SpraySurreal1 min ↗
  18. 18Sad storyMemory3 min ↗
  19. 19A small town filled with ghosts that I’ve never visitedMemory2 min ↗
  20. 20The odd guy who killed Tara in the local lakeMemory7 min ↗
  21. 21I tried to do something yesterdayGrief3 min ↗
  22. 22A picture that reminds me of a girlMemory2 min ↗