Short Stories
+ Flash Fiction

Welcome, dear reader to the Short Story and Flash Fiction archive. Here you will find stories of all kinds and all lengths from the 1000 word flash stories to the 3000 word old fashioned style short stories.
Any questions? Oh just read them then…

Bullet Time and the Beer Taxi

Written on February 18th, 2011

Organising a piss up in a brewery is harder than you think. And far, far more dangerous. Especially when 100 year old whisky is involved.

Chills, Kills and Snowflakes

Written on December 26th, 2010

Four tales of terror in one to send icy chills through your blood. These stories will scare you senseless this Christmas season.

Shooting Jelly With a Shotgun

Written on November 19th, 2010

The hidden dangers of building sites are revealed in this cautionary tale to make you smile and make you wince.

No Laughing Matter

Written on October 22nd, 2010

It had been twelve years since Janine had laughed. Or was it thirteen?

We Are The Voices In Your Head

Written on May 27th, 2010

It’s time to listen, they know what they’re talking about. They are the voices in your head.

Three Men in a Boot

Written on April 26th, 2010

Terry and his brother have been kidnapped and it’s made him angry. And making Terry angry is a very, very, very bad idea.

Anthropomorphic Taxidermy

Written on March 19th, 2010

The story that won the Telegraph’s short story competition back in August 2008.

Romance, house sitting and taxidermy. A winning combination.

Audio Killed the Radio Star

Written on January 26th, 2010

When the host of the breakfast show announces he’s leaving, DJ Floyd McVay will stop at nothing to make sure he is named successor.

The Curious Story of the Hypnotists' Christmas Tree

Written on December 7th, 2009

When two master hypnotists clash only one will be left standing. And when a Christmas tree is involved all bets are off.

Security Has Been Called

Written on November 19th, 2009

Whether she was stealing the comic for herself or someone else wasn’t yet clear. What was clear was that she had been caught.