Reasonably entertaining,
good-short-stories to read and share.
Written in British English and
free to view on line.
No adverts and no Amazon !
North Devon author,
Richard Small and friends.
Decent, short, thought provoking stories
of various genres.
Just the ticket for a train, bus or plane journey.
Discover the hidden messages .
Offer your own story for the guest writer page.
Don't just see, look,
don't just hear, listen.
Short stories are an engaging and an insightful way to
learn about customs, culture and how to use the language,
in this case British English.
A great way to learn and remember -
a story offers much more than words alone.
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Story telling contributes to the making of good people and making good people, better.
In this dog eat dog world how good it is to have such stories.
2018 sees a century pass since the end of the great war.
Europe's gift to Britain.
Our gift to them was the lives of so many fine young people - the best of our people all lost for what?
Within the awfulmess that war makes of innocent lives, there lies a poignance not lost on those with worthy souls.
From the sacrifice, we can gain courage, inspiration, acceptance, empathy, humanity.
All was lost for them, we must do better for their sakes, for their memory.
see - sacrifice
Europe's gift to Britain.
Our gift to them was the lives of so many fine young people - the best of our people all lost for what?
Within the awfulmess that war makes of innocent lives, there lies a poignance not lost on those with worthy souls.
From the sacrifice, we can gain courage, inspiration, acceptance, empathy, humanity.
All was lost for them, we must do better for their sakes, for their memory.
see - sacrifice
Memory is just a story that you repeat and embelish for yourself . . .
and still think it's true.
You are completely alone in the world in having that particular version of memory, everyone else's is different, never the less, it remains your truth.
You cannot observe another's dreams, only listen to what they think they saw.
