My name is Chris. I have been writing short stories since I was a kid.I enjoy reading, watching films and TV, and listening to music, especially The Beatles and Oasis.
Stephen and Carol were almost as excited as seven year old Laura about moving in to the new house. There were strange house noises but that was normal, wasn't it?
When Carl moves into a flat on Edith Grove he meets the enigmatic Marlon Singer. There was something intriguing about his new flat-mate.
Jim was a writer. It was in his blood. His father had been a published author.
As soon as Jon saw the painting of the house he just had to have it.
When Joe got talking to an old man in the pub who told him he was a peddler of dreams he didn't believe a word of it.
When eight year old Paula is given a magic trick set for her birthday she is thrilled. Her parents are delighted. Paula seems a natural.
Martin Burns was stunned when his publisher asked him to write a Western novel. What did he know about cowboys and the Old West?
Phil and Ellen were good neighbours, and when Sally next door asked a favour, of course, they said yes.
When Jamie's friend Tony dies he is devastated. Then Tony's Irish grandmother mentions that these things come in threes. That couldn't be true, could it?
Stuart was struggling with his job as a door-to-door salesman. One day he takes his frustrations on a garden gnome.
At night things seemed different than during the day, as a security guard on the night shift, Richard would have to keep a level head.
Ray was so excited to welcome author Stephen Armitage to his book shop. This book signing was going to put his shop on the map.
Dylan was certain his book would be published. He was just convinced his work would...
Martin didn't remember being admitted to the psychiatric hospital. Should he be there? Was he really in there for his own good?
When Jack was instructed to get rid of his old friend, he was torn. Where did his loyalties lie?
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