Leila has been doing some detective work this time, she knew what she wanted but not where it was stored. Nothing daunted she has found it and here is what she said.
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Garuka – Please come back by Ogunyemi, Ernest O”
Today we have a story by our most prolific author. Regular readers will be fully aware of Mr Sheehan’s work he is also a gentleman, wonderful to work with and just an all round legend. This is what Leila had to say:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Beau Geste Murtaugh, Veteran of Wars by Tom Sheehan”
A thoughtful review of this story from Leila and she hits on some very valid points. Nik Eveleigh is one of the editors – well you knew that – but he’s also a damn fine writer. This is what Leila said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Ella’s Ghost by Nik Eveleigh”
Leila has chosen a hard hitting – no holds barred piece by Hugh Cron for this week’s Rerun. Adult content and down to earth grittiness – It couldn’t have been written by anyone else.
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – A Bad Batch by Hugh Cron”
Leila has gone back to 2017 for this one and the contents have generated some interesting comments on her part about her plans for the future. This is what she said: Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Thelma and Addie by Kathryn Lord”
Leila admits that she found this piece a bit ‘gross’ but that it was also amusing and that made it worth a second look – have a read and see what you think:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – The Last Time I Saw Grampaw by Matthew Lyons”
Leila has paid me the wonderful compliment of choosing a piece of mine from 2015 for a rerun. This is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Lissa’s Moment by Diane M Dickson”
Readers who have been with us from the early days will remember this author. One of our first – and we still miss her. Leila has found a piece by June, this is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – Talk to Me by June Griffin”
Leila has strayed a little into the upper layers of the manuscript mines with this one. This is what she said:
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – A Major Error in Judgement by Harrison Kim.”
I admitted to Leila that I’d forgotten this story from way back. For me that just proves the value of Literally Reruns – It packed the same punch the second time of reading.
Continue reading “Literally Reruns – The Old Man by Scott Sharpe”
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