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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-4006 part d - musings from the wooden coat Jan Miklaszewicz SS-2235 Imagined Heartbreak Lloyd Williams SS-3998 Fit To Shovel carl smith SS-3542 EARTH SEED Penny Graham SS-5493 Malevolent - Chapter 4 Laura Watson SS-4186 Credit voucher Penny Graham SS-7696 the selection derek reid SS-1718 The Empty Scream! Dillidge Carver SS-3608 Just One Hour Lydia Millslow SS-5447 Malevolent - Chapter 1 Laura Watson SS-2837 Awake Lloyd Williams SS-5330 April Walsh Day Stuart Johnson SS-5071 The Ellie Mae III - The Failing Star - Chapter 31 Laura Watson SS-3180 Chere Julie, dear Jules. (Part4) Barry Gee SS-4253 OLD BILL harry berridge SS-2890 DIY unexistence. Jan Miklaszewicz SS-7266 Rock ' Roll Vagabond. Part six Barry Gee SS-3284 Chere Julie, dear Jules. (Part 18) Barry Gee SS-3802 The Wine Glass Penny Graham SS-3818 “Blue Iris” Bella Fortuna SS-7513 The Red Mist (working title) - Part One James Morrissey SS-6152 Container 7 [end]. John Michaelson SS-6821 Afternoon Ramble. Eve Becker SS-6264 The retreat [final part]. John Michaelson SS-4742 Let's get physical....or not. matthew newman 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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