Norman's Conquest
/…read the morning newspaper on the bus to work as usual. He checked his watch, he was running on schedule. He always arrived at the office early and was often the last to…
By Chris Platt
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Trigger Point
/Paulie guides Becky…
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…walking back from classes, pondering the girls’ discussion conversation, that turned into a debatable argument, Paulie entered the barn where the zebra waited…
By Marc OBrien
Read MoreHer Windfall Dream
/…Saturday night in July, Marie and her husband, Steve were flaked out on the sofa. On screen Tom Cruise was being chased by bad guys along the roof of a high-speed…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreThe Zebra Confessional
/The Zebra listens to…
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…powerful friendship triangle foundation’s castle wall can be formed indestructible, frustrating a deceptive invading…
By Marc OBrien
Read MoreIn The Zone
/…ordered another round of drinks at the bar, Philip nodded to his reflection in the mirror. The date was going well, they were getting on well. It wasn’t a done deal yet. The next date…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreWyoming And Back
/Business Trip to Native…
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…I were friends and work mates for a Fortune 50 Company in the greater Baltimore area. I was the Materials Manager and Bob was the Logistics Manager. The company was in difficulties because the printer/readers that had been sub-contracted to a minority…
By Philippe R Hebert
Read MoreThe Author
/…cursed and swore at the crawling line of city-centre traffic in front of him. He should have caught the train or maybe the bus, rather than drive. Driving into Manchester in the late afternoon rush-hour, what on earth had he been…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreYokota Japan 1963
/Two young GI's en route to…
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…and I had been roomies in the Air Force
for a year when we were transferred to Japan together
needless to say two 18 year…
By Philippe R Hebert
Read MoreNext Goal Wins
/…school, eight year old Jack Hall, changed out of his uniform, and as he usually did, grabbed his football. With the park being a good forty-minute walk away, he tended to play his ball-games out in the street…
By Chris Platt
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