Fast Fiction

Old age is a curse - but so much better than the alternative. Or is it?

A couple of people get together for an unusual night's entertainment, but it's more than expected.

An intriguing podcast that may leave you with an emotion you would rather not have had.

A black humor monologue

The curtains are twitching in 1101 Wellington Way, and the neighbours are not happy - with each other!

Godot. One word - and even for those of us without a literary background, we know it has reference to Waiting for Godot, Samuel Becket's masterpiece play of the 20th century. But is it really a masterpiece, or simply an example of theatre of the absurd? Even Becket did not seem to know. Indeed there are as many reviews, critiques, and versions, as there are words in the play. And here is one more. A new Fandom slant on an old play. A collaborative production

Reflections of the traumas of grandparenting

A few excerpts from the year just gone

Wannarbee Bond finds herself in trouble again as she goes out to ern her rent money and save the beautiful babe. What cn go wrong? Heaps.

A little nostalgia, and an apology

D you have neighbours? Of course you do. Are they a little weird? Are they a little like - Them Next Door? Join the curtain twitchers over a cuppa and a chicken dinner, and see if you can find out what's happening? It may surprise you. FastFictionPodcasts present a new audio drama from Hand To Mouth Sound Theatre

Recollections of schooldays post World War 2

What happens when the mourners go home? This is the story that will tell you.

Two lovers meet again after many years at a golf course. What happens next is not very nice.

Janice and Martin are getting to the end of their Happy Never After life, but one of them doesn't know it.

Wannarbee is having a night out - and once again it doesn't work out too well - at first!.

An old lady recollects her Birth-Day in Paddington Tube Station during World War 1

Sometimes marriage can haveits Ups and Downs - and Downs and Ups.

Two strangers meet in a bar. But they both share a secret about each other.

Reflections. Back to the 1960's and the rigors of planning a simple celebration