The Index of Stories

• Alphabetical list of Guest writers on the site. Click the "Stories" tab above for the full list.

   

  • Tales From A Highland World. By AKA. It's amazing what went on in the highlands of Scotland many years ago... More added March '06.

  • Molly's Nine Lives, by Maureen Allen. A much-loved cat dies and events take a strange turn.

  • ER Requiem by Linda Allison. A busy night in E.R.

  • The Old man Of Stoer Who'd want to climb that? Al Baker, that's who!

  • A Fishing Lesson. By Lance Garrison Ballard. A boy fishes, but why does he do it?

  • Orientation. By Wesley Boccardo. A new take on creation theory.

  • Strange Graffiti by Jared Booth. Who is doing it?

  • The Support Report by Jared Booth. A day in the life of a care worker.

  • A Trip Down 1950's Memory Lane with Len Bourret. Len remembers childhood in Manchester Connecticut.

  • Lifeboat no. 2. By Len Bourret. Can the souls of the dead return in physical form?

  • El Niño's Ancient Warning by Len Bourret... Watch out.

  • Excerpt from Penitentiary Pacific. By J Buchanan. R His new book is out now, here's a taster.

  • Clandestine Radio. By DVH. A Bedtime Story of those far-away fifties when jazz was hardly heard on the radio. (bit like today really..)

  • Multicoloured Sector System. By Marc Fiszman. The young Lord Mivok is not suited to the hard life in the sulphur pits. He is a thinker, and a talented one. Is this his way out of poverty?

  • The Tradeoff by Martin Friel. R Not the best way to pay the rent.

  • Work In Progress by Martin Friel. A miss-spent youth?

  • Tomorrow, by Martin Friel. Andy isn't living right, he's feeling rough, then this old guy starts pestering him..

  • Don Juan of the Dead, by Martin Friel. R A misfit finds a body.. how bad can this get?

  • As Good As It Gets, by Martin Friel. Surely there's more to life than this?

  • The Summer Months, by Martin Friel. Changing moods through the night.

  • Amsterdam Bob. By Martin Friel. An unusual travelling companion? (well not that unusual if you travel by bus...

  • House Guest. By Martin Friel. A social inadequate tells his tale.

  • Peace Be With You, by Simon Friel. R How many pills?

  • Losing Momentum. By P. L. George. Pushing 40, career not going to plan... makes you think.

  • Paris Sketchings. By P. L. George. Diary of a honeymoon in Paris.

  • Forgiveness by Martin Green Herb gets away with it; just.

  • Summer Jobs by Martin Green. Quick! Hide under the bed...

  • A Christmas Letter by Martin Green. Read between the lines.

  • The Lunch Date by Martin Green. Time to step back.

  • Science and Faith by Martin Green. Which cured him?

  • The Program Director by Martin Green. Mr. Rousseau is not all he seems.

  • Just an Average Guy by Martin Green. Try it if you dare.

  • Marriage and Politics by Martin Green. Let's nip this in the bud.

  • Second Thoughts by Martin Green. It's the eve of a wedding..

  • Guardian Angel by Martin Green. A murder mystery..

  • The Writer and The Devil by Martin Green. A once-in-a-lifetime offer..

  • The Test Results by Martin Green. Should Paul Lerner open that envelope?

  • Lest We Forget by Martin Green. A visit to the dentist brings back memories.

  • The Lone Man by Martin Green. It's a phase we all go through.

  • Advice to the Candidates by Martin Green. Democracy in action.

  • A Christmas Eve Service by Martin Green. What could be better to put you in the Christmas mood?

  • DannyBirdman by Martin Green. Danny was always a "fly boy", you never know what he'll be doing next.

  • The Garage Door Opener by Martin Green. A comedy of errors which may not have been such an error in the end.

  • Opus 100, by Martin Green. If only we could get this story started!

  • At the Mall, by Martin Green. What might have been, might have been worse!

  • 1970s, by Martin Green. Not a happy time.

  • Wedding Encounter, by Martin Green. If only...

  • Ginger, by Martin Green. You can't avoid responsibility...

  • A Day with Professor Hawthorne. By Martin Green. The professor almost makes a dreadful mistake.

  • Saving Santa. By Martin Green. A bit of Christmas silliness.

  • Christmas Dance. By Martin Green. Paul didn't want to go, but was glad he did.

  • Walking The Circle. By Martin Green. A (kind-of) London-related story.

  • A Visit to London. By Martin Green. A visit to London stirs memories.

  • Sacramento Heat. By Martin Green. Hot enough to drive you crazy.

  • The salutory tale of Dickie Hepplewhite. By Martin Green.

  • Gays in The Military. By Martin Green. Barracks are not renowned for their tolerance.

  • Report of a Death. By Martin Green. The death of a school-friend brings back memories.. and regrets.

  • Elluvium, not Alluvium by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Pragmatism?

  • In the Thick of Home Birth by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Funny!

  • Self-Conceit and the Befriending of a Chimera by KJ Hannah Greenberg.

  • The Prostitute's Diet by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A good woman.

  • The Yellow Girl by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Blown by the wind of fate.

  • Something for The Fireplace by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A tale of orphaned chimerae.

  • Wine Cellar Confederates by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Ralph's legacy.

  • Buffaloberry and the Spacer by KJ Hannah Greenberg Never trust an alien.

  • Misguided Traveler by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A space-man went travelling.

  • Spanish Water by Paul Hawkins. Working with a team of British builders in Spain, Paul was appaled by their attitude.

  • His Talented Shoulders. By Sean Kilpatrick. R We don't think you'd like to be served by this sales assistant...

  • Bella, Heat & Woman's Own. By Sean McGahey. So that's who writes those letters!

  • love2date. By Sean McGahey. R A date. Is it love? Events take a worrying turn.

  • Diary of a Swiss holiday by Margaret McNee What we did in 1908.

  • What Happens Next? in the Harry Potter books. MH makes a few suggestions.

  • A Five-Leaf Clover by Bobby Morris. Over reaction...

  • I Wish I Was Alone by Leigh Pierce. A friend in need indeed...

  • Checking for Blood, by Rob Plath. Your parents never believed you di they?

  • Graveyard Shift. By Rob Plath. Dead-end job?

  • Gena Davis by G David Schwartz. He's in love..

  • Nets The S'ize Of Souls. By THETEXTBEAK. It's not about fishing.

  • The Seven of The Northern Sea. By THETEXTBEAK. Vanero's been to the museum.

  • Por Favor by Jerry Vilhotti. Johnny takes a train journey.

  • Finding Hero by Jerry Vilhotti. A tiring day.

  • Even Stones Cry by Jerry Vilhotti. The chemicals are affecting their brains.

  • Growing Saints. By Jerry Vilhotti. Johnny goes to a new school.

  • The Missing Fish. By Jerry Vilhotti. A meal of seven fishes, but how many were there? And why?

  • Hellfire and Team Management. By Jon Ware. It's one of those excruciatingly boring seminars, there's no way out... or is there?

  • The Buffalo Nickel. By Clifford K.Watkins, jnr. Revenge is a dish best served cold.

  • Jon's Quick Obsession. By Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. R Jon succumbs.

  • Railroad Avenue. By Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. It seems some lives are cursed..

  • Aunt Gail's Christmas Surprise. By Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. A tale from Mock Holler.

  • Smart Arse by Zack Wilson. Let's not go to work today, we'll spend a nice day in the pub.

  • Black Nick by Zack Wilson. A fragile character.

  • Tiny Tim by Zack Wilson. One of those "discussions" in the pub.

  • Vulnerable, Breakable by Zack Wilson. Who is that strangely-attractive young woman?

  • Parcel of Rogues, by Zack Wilson. R The atmosphere in the pub changes dramatically when an odd couple arrive.

  • Mayhem, by Zack Wilson. A friend in need is a pain in the neck.

  • Typical. By Zack Wilson. The "Great British public" are getting more racist... typical!

  • 1-800 FUNK. By Jane Wright. It's all "Me me me".

  • Generation Something? By Jane Wright. First story from Jane; a drug dealer speaks..

  • The Crawler, by Alex Wyte. But who is he?

   

  
  

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