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You are @ Home › Adults › Stories & Scripts Stories & Scripts Short stories, and scripts, are ideal for a lunch-time nibble, or bed-time unwind. Writers may have submitted a book chapter by chapter - in which case you may find random samples of the chapters appearing below. Sample of work from Stories & Scripts See new sample Ref Title Author SS-5447 Malevolent - Chapter 1 Laura Watson SS-3688 The Body Swerve carl smith SS-4506 The Remain Vigilant Broadcasting Corporation Stuart Johnson SS-5920 My Yoga Mat Rhona Aitken SS-4440 Archivakte #2 Stuart Johnson SS-3958 Flogging a Red Horse Joe Barrett SS-6939 GUN DOG Charles Berridge SS-7684 1954 (Chapter two.) Barry Gee SS-7388 To Our Disappointed Fan joan crawford SS-3608 Just One Hour Lydia Millslow SS-6566 Me, Myself and Facebook Nicky Fleming SS-2258 The Void Lloyd Williams SS-7729 Punch Rosie Smith SS-3237 Chere Julie, dear Jules. (Part 12) Barry Gee SS-6835 Sin's To Die For Janice Horner SS-7867 Plongeuse Barry Gee SS-4013 Earth Minus Jeans... ( Lenny, Part 5 ) Stuart Johnson SS-7681 1954 (Chapter one.) Barry Gee SS-7866 A Bite to Eat Barry Gee SS-3328 Better late than Never. Barry Gee SS-3751 All So Deplorable ( Part 2 ) Stuart Johnson SS-4126 Mouse Dill Carver SS-5775 Malevolent - Chapter 18 Laura Watson SS-7170 Two of Swords Hugh Hazelton SS-6023 Obsession Rhona Aitken The prefixes, in the references above, indicate the category. e.g. F = features, M = memorials, Po = poetry, P = plots (i.e. sound-bites of current plots), WW = words of wisdom,  etc.

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