Stories

Looking back, there were three things I shouldn’t have done that night: I shouldn’t have said yes. I shouldn’t have had that last drink. I shouldn’t have left.

Just a short story I had a go at whilst sitting in a coffee shop.

After along day at school there nothing more refreshing then a nice cup of coffee, and this is the life for Matthew.

But on this particular day the most refreshing site wasn't the coffee but The Boy In The Corner.

Jerry is a klutz. His boyfriend Chris has reminded him of the fact one too many times, driving Jerry to set out to prove him wrong. Will he succeed or just prove Chris right?

A short about death, The Last Goodbye, as possibly seen from being on a different plane, not the living plane. Not so much a story as an impulse written on waking, something I need to get out of my system. Was it a dream? A vision? A communication from beyond? I don't know, maybe you do.

I lost a love, looked for an escape in death but only found love instead...

Years ago you promised you're first born to a witch... she's starting to get impatient.

More tongue-in-cheek flash fiction
by Dagobert

Ray Bradbury was once quoted as saying it is impossible to write 365 bad stories. I have discovered that it is quite possible to write that many bad poems. However, in the heaps of bad poems I've written, there are a couple that are decent, and a couple more that tell a good story. Here they are.

Caitlyn has had an impact on me. I think her actions and influence could save some troubled lives.

An article discussing the fear and doubt in starting your own story, and finding a way to get past it to get those initial ideas out on paper