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Angela Sherlock’s excerpt from her novel, The Apple Castle, reveals the flaws in an ill-fated marriage
Miles Taylor reveals the dangers of concealing the truth in a marriage that is falling apart.
Maria Faulkner examines ‘truth and lies’ in her narrative non-fiction book Glee-maidens.
Greg Corcoran’s short story captures a past world of loyalty where truth would only bring dishonour.