Ever reliable, even at great personal cost! Leila Allison has offered up another suggested Rerun which apparently focuses her attention on that which she would rather ignore, and this is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – The Manufacturing of Sorrow by Bob Thurber”
This Sunday Lelia Allison has chosen a story by a regular contributor and friend of the site – James Hanna and well and his Dad I guess – this is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – The Time My Dad Chewed out a Cop by James Hanna”
Sharon Frame Gay has sent in a couple of suggestions for Reruns. The first is by Leila and this is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Re-runs – Blessed are the Little Things by Leila Allison”
A dusty and disheveled figure fought its way out of the basement – It was Leila Allison, back from another foraging expedition and this time clutched in her hot little hand was Falling Stars by James McEwan. This is what she said:
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Leila Alllison has been rooting in the basement again and this time presented us with a Sci Fi story for another moment in the spotlight. This is what she said:
A regular contributor to the site Dave Henson has had a root through the back rooms and come up with this gem from Leila Allison. This is what he said:
Well now here’s a favourite – Leila has been hi-jacked by Nik’s wonderful character Stormcrow – I reckon he either sweet-talked her or knocked her over with a feather – anyway this is what she said.
Lelia Allison reckons she has found a cure for melancholy of huge proportions with this story. This is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – the Fifty Dollar Sewing Machine by Mitchell Toews”
The wonderful Leila Allison is keeping us well supplied with Rerun suggestions and they are all superb choices. Thank you so much Leila. This is what she had to say about November Moon:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – November Moon by Sharon Frame Gay”
Another superb ‘Rerun’ choice by L’Erin Ogle – this time it is by K Barrett and this is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – The Girl Who Became a Goose – by K Barrett”
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