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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-5169 The Jumble Sale Rhona Aitken SS-3688 The Body Swerve carl smith SS-3591 Review THIS! Hugh of Avalon SS-3780 Carrying On This Story Laura Bentley SS-3158 Chere Julie, dear Jules. Barry Gee SS-2258 The Void Lloyd Williams SS-2337 The Thanatos Consultation: part 4. Jan Miklaszewicz SS-6063 Uncle Nick [end] John Michaelson SS-4440 Archivakte #2 Stuart Johnson SS-4295 The Legend of Kelninor Penny Graham SS-6131 The Walnut Trees Rhona Aitken SS-7259 Rock 'n Roll Vagabond. (A play in three acts.) Part one. Barry Gee SS-5451 An Afternoon with Tonda. Part II. Hugh Hazelton SS-3915 Cats’ Eyes Penny Graham SS-4757 Black Beach Emma Bryant SS-5388 The Colour of Words Paula Beeton SS-6282 Lucinda comes home. part 1 Rhona Aitken SS-7440 After Bernie Pointer SS-6843 Barry John Michaelson SS-3352 Added Tar and Nicotine. Barry Gee SS-2486 Angela Hilton Savoy SS-3337 Nostriphobia. Barry Gee SS-3750 All So Deplorable ( Part 1 ) Stuart Johnson SS-2362 De-Briefing Lloyd Williams SS-1178 Dismayed Katy Michael 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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