The End of Gray’s Malaise

It’s been ten million, two hundred and forty eight thousand, four hundred and eighty seven minutes and nineteen seconds since Webster Gray left his flat.
It’s been ten million, two hundred and forty eight thousand, four hundred and eighty seven minutes and nineteen seconds since Webster Gray left his flat.
Mary’s husband always said she had too much imagination. Well it doesn’t do any harm… or does it?
Oddball Fred takes us on a weird and wonderful pub crawl… in his mind.
Simon has had a horrific childhood which he considers to be the reason behind being filled with desire for his girlfriend’s 17 year old sister, Jenny. Tonight she’s staying over.
The world’s first Tourettes Snooker player – and he’s in the world final. Short story from Wireless Theatre
Two darkly comic stories by Saki. Mrs Packletide’s Tiger and The Jesting of Arlington Stringham
Hector Hugh Munro wrote under the pen name of Saki. He was born in 1870 in British Burma and brought up in Devonshire from the age of 2, by two maiden aunts. They apparently hated each other and would compete to be each more strict and fierce with the …