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You are @ Home › 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-4042 Smelly Man Still At Large carl smith SS-6264 The retreat [final part]. John Michaelson SS-6286 SOS. John Michaelson SS-6294 'THIS' Jonathan Howard SS-6418 Eat, mister John Michaelson SS-6927 TANGIBLE ASSETS Charles Berridge SS-7259 Rock 'n Roll Vagabond. (A play in three acts.) Part one. Barry Gee SS-1180 The new banner Laura Watson SS-4742 Let's get physical....or not. matthew newman SS-5328 Azrael and Eleanor Bird heart SS-3337 Nostriphobia. Barry Gee SS-3752 The Cottage Jack Beeton SS-7684 1954 (Chapter two.) Barry Gee SS-1706 Marmaduke. Jan Miklaszewicz SS-7007 DEEP AND CRISP AND EVEN Charles Berridge SS-3297 Chere Julie, dear Jules. (Part 23) Barry Gee SS-6566 Me, Myself and Facebook Nicky Fleming SS-3915 Cats’ Eyes Penny Graham SS-5341 Good advice. Douglas Munday SS-4626 COTTER Rhona Aitken SS-5490 Vanishing Point Annie Harrison SS-7867 Plongeuse Barry Gee SS-4842 King for a Day . jonny graham SS-7261 Rock 'n Roll Vagabond. Part three. Barry Gee SS-3357 The Memory Room Phil Byrne 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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