Historical Fiction
The Emperor's New Clothes! ( Ship Of Fools ) by Alfred N.Muggins
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24/5/26 Alfred wished sometimes that he (they! - all of us?) could turn back the clock. To go back to before the insipid/unrelenting/undeniable force...
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He Came to Me (1997)
The skies opened up. Golden light poured from the clouds and the blue alike, bathing the world below in a celestial glow. A humanoid being descended...
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"I See The Moon"
The Stargazers: 12 th March to 15 th April 1954
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"Oh Mein Papa"
Eddie Calvert: 8 th January to 11 th March 1954
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House Of Fun: May-June 1982
The summer began with a strange mixture of sunshine and unease. The Falklands war filled every front page, while the television showed grainy footage...
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Another Brick In The Wall: December 1979 - January 1980
Winter arrived, sharp-edged and grey. Frost clung to the pavements and frozen puddles shone like thin films of glass. The bitter air smelled of coal...
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Easter 2026 (Part 3: The Fall Of the Roman Empire (sorry American/Western Empire!) by Alfred N.Muggins
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5/4/26 Alfred had spent the last few Easters getting more and more concerned about the problems assailing the sane, responsible, normal, peaceful,...
Way Down: September–October 1977
The heat had broken by the first week of September, leaving the air heavy and uncertain. The long drought of ’76 was a distant memory now, supplanted...
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"Answer Me"
David Whitfield: 11th December 1953 to 7th January 1954
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Singing The Blues: January 1957
The frost had settled thick on the rooftops along the terraced row, turning the slates the colour of pewter. It was still dark at half-past seven, on...
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