The Love Below by David Malone
Read by Lynsey Pow My brother suffers from Kunderan vertigo; a heady, insuperable desire to fall upward. There is very little we can do other than try to weigh him down. On the day of his baptism, the...
View ArticleChevy by Peter Francis-Mullins
Read by Ben Farrow ‘Shev!’ Annie drew back the curtains. Chevy rolled away from his mother, pulling his quilt around him. ‘I’ll fetch you some water,’ said Annie. ‘Milk,’ said Chevy. ‘That’s not how...
View ArticleThe Madness in Me by Robert Marriott
Read by Will Goodhand Some decisions are easy to make. Staying in, or going out? Excitement, or boredom? Working, or being on holiday? Bognor, or Benidorm? Lying-in, or going for a jog? Gti, or...
View ArticleTruthteller by Jeffrey Green
Read by Patsy Prince I live on the famous island where there are two villages, one inhabited by people who tell only the truth, and the other inhabited by people who are not like me, who only tell...
View ArticleThe King's Computer by Liam Hogan
Read by Ben Crystal If you tip water into my mouth, I will drink. If you place a morsel of food in my mouth, I will chew, and swallow. These are involuntary actions. Necessary, but of no importance....
View ArticleThe Baron and the Porcelain Throne by Peter Browning
Read by Paul Clarke “Right,” says The Baron in encouragement, and he tries to get up – but maybe too quickly, as his brain slops against his skull and nearly falls out his ear, and with his legs tied...
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