Yes, that's right, we've branched out into the realm of real fiction. Still probably rated PG-13/R-ish
A Long Way Back by Harriet
The Secret of St Raymond's by Harriet
The Box by Harriet
A Clown Without Make-Up by Harriet
Cleanliness is Next to Godliness by Harriet
As Long as You Love Me by Harriet
Hallelujah by Harriet
(in progress)
Anyone Perfect Must Be Lying by Harriet and Gnome
(in progress)
Every Night with Eastman by Harriet
for language, adult themes, and occasional violence. This time we can say "we own everything"
(or at least we're hiding the things we steal better...) so we're not making any apologies.
The brainchild of Harriet and Annabelle, Everything and More was spurned by an insane conversation on the bus one day and Harriet's never ending ideas hub. Its about three old school friends and how their lives haven't turned out exactly as they would have liked. If you like the Fondue then you'll like this rollercoaster of slapstick, sex and sheep explosions.
A humerous short story about a couple of friends who get lost while driving through the outback.
A short story written for a young audience. Scarily enough my writing tutor has encouraged me to consider seriously writing for children.
A very short story about the delivery of a mysterious box.
Based on the character of Ross (and swapping the name Kirsty with Gina) this is a little look inside his mind before a gig.
An article that I was actually paid for. Based on my cleaning fixation and an over-exaggeration of other people's living quatres.
An unused song parody of the Backstreet Boys song with Brad and Paul hamming it up.
A previously unseen chapter of the Fondue. Be warned, it's depressing.
Welcome to the world of Joaquin, an artist/graphic designer, and Adele, a writer/publisher. As individuals they’re pretty screwed up; Jo has fled to Australia to escape her mad hippie parents while Adele is intensely jaded after a series of bad relationships. Together they’re a disaster just waiting to happen, especially when they get involved in each other’s love lives.
One woman's humerous journey for happiness that ends up seeing her find job satisfaction, a lover and herself.
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