Category: Fiction

I was writing my post about office sluts when I remembered this story. Enjoy. Gordon raised the glass to his lips and let the vodka slide slowly down his throat, … Read More

Amy slipped her arms around Anthony’s waist underneath his coat. With one hand resting hard against her shoulders and the other in the small of her back he pulled her … Read More

“What do you mean makeup? It’s going to be fucking dark!” “You’ll have to do your piece to camera before you go in to the dungeons Mr Reed…” “Dungeons! Blood … Read More

“Open your eyes” she said. I opened then, looking up from my prone position on the bed. She was wearing it, the black one piece swimsuit I love so much. … Read More

This is based on an incident I remember from when I was scraping to make ends meet as a teenager and is based partly on a girl I met and … Read More

Rain ran down the glass wall of their penthouse, catching the lights of the city around them. Each rivulet sparkled like a rainbow isotope of mercury as it flowed down … Read More

Sugar Tiger It’s a tradition that when you go to the coast you eat a lot of sugar. It can be candy floss, doughnuts, boiled sweets or rock. For anyone … Read More

The full moon hung in an inky blue-black sky casting stark shadows across the dusty white soil of the “Dorset County Wildlife Reserve”. The air was still and warm, silence … Read More

The least productive day of the year in the office dawned. Ed took his place in his glass walled office. He sipped a fresh coffee and prepared for the sight … Read More

Fucks Of Christmas Past Ed woke to find Marlene’s head on his chest and her warm, moist breath playing on his skin. He tried to move her to one side … Read More

“Ghost” Ed stared at the lights from his Christmas tree reflected in his glass of whisky until they began to blur. It was in part the alcohol that impaired his … Read More

The street was still wet from the early evening drizzle. Taxi tyres maintained a steady supply of street music to accompany the hubbub of voices on the pavement opposite. He … Read More

Ellen watched as the queue dwindled to the last few impatient kids and their parents. The rictus grin she had adopted at the beginning of the evening shift was making … Read More

I was buying a sandwich at the supermarket when I saw it. It seems to be a standard accessory, like the iPod, the Prada handbag and Gucci watch. A Mini … Read More

I waited for her car to pass me at the traffic island. Her right of way. Me waiting. Giving me the chance to look at her and imagine what was … Read More