Leila has chosen a story by a writer who rapidly became a very good friend of the site. Not only does he write wonderful short stories but he makes interesting, entertaining and amusing comments as well. this is what she said.
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Breakfast at the Hospital for the Criminally Insane by Harrison Kim”
Lovely Leila has chosen one from my back catalogue for a rerun. It’s a bit sad and brutal but – there ya go. This is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Stumpy by Diane M Dickson”
Ah yes – Leila has picked one from the far back corner of the catacombs – We miss Tobias so this is a lovely little reminder of his skill:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – All Saints Day by Tobias Haglund”
Leila has brought out a piece by a regular contributor to the site. Adam keeps us on out toes with his off the wall stories and his art. He is a great friend and an unusual and entertaining writer. This is what Leila said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – You Got That Right by Adam Kluger”
Leila has brought out a story from way back in the very early days when we were just putting our toes in the water. It’s been a while since Nik submitted anything – perhaps this Rerun will give him the push he needs to get back into the short fiction saddle:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Crouching Feline, Hidden Lobster by Nik Eveleigh.”
Leila has been passing some of the lock down – locked down. Down in the dark entrails of LS towers. When the noise of her hammering on the doors became too disturbing we let her out and gave her a bite to eat and a little drink. She brought this piece up with her and this is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – The Deep End by Sarah Dara”
Leila has chosen a story by one of our hugely talented regulars. Ashlie Allen sends us unusual and intriguing pieces – this is what Leila had to say:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – I Called My Alcoholic Friend Sad Satan by Ashlie Allen”
A new participant in the Rerun event. Thank you so much Frank Beyer. This is what he said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Stocks and Futures by John Visclosky”
A strange, dark tale this one that Leila has chosen for a Rerun this is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Short Straw by Louisa Owen”
Indefatigable, that’s the only word. Under cover of darkness, Leila crept out and made her way via, alleyways and byways and the odd back yard – truth be told – to gain access to the catacombs of LS Towers. There she picked out another Rerun suggestion – and (and you didn’t hear this from me) a stale Twinkie that she had secreted in the survival section. Anyway, once the dust dry crumbs had been coughed away this is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – A Life on Track by Matthew Richardson”
literally stories 