One-shot. A friendly challenge between University students reveals the truth.

An excerpt from a project I'm working on, heavily inspired by pulp crime stories and the works of Quentin Tarantino. Expect lots of swearing and lots of dialogue. Enjoy.

An Englishman waits away from the rain in a French tavern, and the locals keep clear of him.

"Crave" rewrite. Strong language, scenes of violence, scenes of a sexual nature. Jay and Hope are happy together, and Jay is feeling better than he has ever felt. But how long will it last before something comes between them? Please review if you read and feel free to ask questions, I will try my best to respond to everyone.

A quick one-shot written after an emotional reaction to Black Stone Cherry's "Things My Father Said".

A short story based on a very vivid dream that I had. A journalist is held captive by an insane warlord.

Inspired by personal experiences and my interpretation of the song "Clarity" by Jimmy Eat World. This is a nod to the song.

This is an ongoing project I have, featuring stories of the Christian Bible transformed into modern day allegories. Please review if you read, and let me know what you think.

Typical vampire romance, but with a twist. I hope you like it. Could potentially turn into something longer; the basic idea is part of something much larger that I came up with.

Written as an origin for my D&D character and how he came to join our party. I've never really written fantasy before, and there's not really any action in here, just tried to give my character some reasoning behind the way I roleplay. If you read it, let me know what you think.

[One-shot: Written as a warm-up exercise] Just a bunch of kids playing in the woods. How innocent they are.

Michael Hawkins is a foul celebrity of a witch hunter, in it only for the fame and the fortune of the job. He cares not who he hurts in pursuit of his recognition and has no belief in the forces which he combats. But even beyond his own magician's veil of lies, is there some truth to the fear gripping the country?

Written for a competition. It was inspired by looking out of my window at a beach on a sunny day, when a storm warning had been issued for the following day.

Flash fiction. Written for a competition and inspired by a night out with friends.

A very short piece based on a vivid dream that I had. I would really like to make this a part of something larger if I eventually think of some way to do that.

"Crave" rewrite. Strong language, scenes of violence, scenes of a sexual nature. Jay Andrews is an arrogant teenager, who doesn't care about anything. He likes to think that he is free of emotional guilt; but one day, Hope Burton just might make him feel it. Please review if you read and feel free to ask questions, I will try my best to respond to everyone.

Contains frequent use of bad language and scenes of a sexual nature. Jay Andrews is an arrogant sixteen year old, who doesn't care about anything. He likes to think that he is free of emotional guilt; but one day, Hope Burton just might make him feel it.

Written based on a dream I had recently about my autistic brother whom I am no longer in contact with. T for bad language.

A student couple aren't talking to one another. Neither can remember why, but neither wants to be the first to apologise, and living together only makes things awkward. One-shot.

My attempt at a Hemingway-style "theory of omission" piece in the vain of "Hills Like White Elephants"; most of the story is supposed to be hidden behind the narrative and not explicit. Please let me know what you think if you read it.

"Child Roland to the dark tower came." Writing exercise in which a character had to arrive at the 'dark tower' which could be anything we wanted it to be. I tried to twist it a little.

One-shot possibly open to more of a story if it's liked . A loser at the game of life waits for his ever-late girlfriend to show up, which gives him some time to think.

A brief holiday romance is put into perspective. Very short one-shot fiction. Reviews would be appreciated.

"The rose will die when I no longer love you." A strange thing to say, but could there be more to this than he's letting on?

Using the beginning of my next novel as a jump off point, this is the story of a teenage boy who finally has enough of his stepfather, and fights back. His life changes drastically, and the confrontation is the tip of the iceberg.

They're closing in. The bridge is sealed. The only option is to consult the AI, but the final solution may be worse than just allowing whatever they are to tear him apart.

A 50 word writing exercise used to jump start creativity. I think I pulled off a relatively difficult task pretty well. Let me know what you think.

Severe angst warning. The effects of a simple mistake ring through many circles.

Robert arranges to meet a girl from the internet in person. But something doesn't quite feel right.

T for bad language. Nathan MacAllan has been driving for a week straight without any rest, but already his next street race challenge has been thrown down; and this threatens to drag him further into the criminal underworld than he would like.