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  • 2 months ago | firewireblog.com | Owen King |Larry Fire |byLarry Fire

    A helping hand, a fateful cost. In this ominous short story from New York Times bestselling author Owen King, the cost of living keeps rising—and it collects payment from the soul. Sensing his mother’s failing health, a struggling teenager pours out his worries in a letter and drops it through the mail slot of an abandoned show house. He’s surprised when a response arrives, promising good fortune for the price of just one name: someone he hates. He’d give anything for his mother.

  • 2 months ago | salfordnow.co.uk | Owen King

    Salford YouTuber and Twitch stream Angry Ginge’s six-aside beat a team managed by Arsenal legends 5-2 to go top of the new Baller League. The Baller League competition kicked off this past weekend, and saw teams compete managed by ex-professional footballers, including the likes of John Terry, Alan Shearer, and Gary Lineker, as well as social media influencers such as Angry Ginge, KSI and Chunkz.

  • 2 months ago | salfordnow.co.uk | Owen King

    A new immersive art gallery is set to open in MediaCity that will aim to bring portraits to life through storytelling. The groundbreaking art gallery will bring portraits to life from May 2, 2025, as they aim to ‘unframe and bring the portrait to life.’The National Portrait Gallery has granted FRAMELESS’ award-winning team access to its Collection to inspire the creation of Stories – Brought to Life.

  • Feb 27, 2025 | salfordnow.co.uk | Owen King

    Salford Red Devils will travel away to Craven Park as they will prepare for Super League clash against Hull KR. The Red Devils will be hoping to return to winning form, after head coach Paul Rowley encouraged his team to become more physical following the defeat to Leeds Rhinos. Salford sit directly at the bottom of the league table, and will be hoping that they can get the better of the home side tonight.

  • Feb 26, 2025 | salfordnow.co.uk | Owen King

    Salford’s iconic spirt company is celebrating smashing their investment in target in just one hour this weekend by raising £250,000. The Salford Rum Company have been able to find success in gaining the finances in the hope of expanding their national footprint. The brand expressed that they expected the fundraising to close at a circa of £200,000 – however, they were able to surpass the target and raise more than expected in one hour.