Terrence Oblong

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StoryThe tallest tree in the forest Terrence Oblong310 years 9 months ago
StorySend in the Conduit Terrence Oblong010 years 9 months ago
StoryThe Conduit (6) Terrence Oblong010 years 9 months ago
StoryThe Conduit Terrence Oblong610 years 9 months ago
StoryThe Conduit revisited Terrence Oblong010 years 9 months ago
StoryThe Conduit (3) Terrence Oblong210 years 9 months ago
StorySuzi Samwell and the perfect man Terrence Oblong610 years 9 months ago
StoryThe Conduit (5) Terrence Oblong310 years 9 months ago
CollectionThe Conduit Terrence Oblong010 years 9 months ago
StoryThe Journey to the centre of the Earth problem The Other Terre...1010 years 9 months ago
StoryThe Philosophy problem The Other Terre...310 years 9 months ago
StoryThe cuckoo Terrence Oblong210 years 9 months ago
StoryThis ain’t no snooker heaven Terrence Oblong210 years 11 months ago
Forum topicFree short story competitions Terrence Oblong310 years 11 months ago
Blog entryJhumpa Lahiri (2000) Interpreter of maladies. celticman410 years 11 months ago
Forum topicWhy Aren't More ABCtalers Self-Publishing? karl_wiggins3810 years 11 months ago
StoryThe bones of the lost dead Terrence Oblong110 years 11 months ago
Forum topicOffal failure Terrence Oblong410 years 12 months ago
StoryThe Grey Prince and the grey sea Terrence Oblong010 years 12 months ago
StoryThe good Nazi and the secret offal parties Terrence Oblong111 years 10 hours ago
StoryTrue tales from an austere kingdom – the Disability in work act Terrence Oblong611 years 2 days ago
StoryThe definition of offal Terrence Oblong411 years 4 days ago
StoryThe Unexpected delivery of offal Terrence Oblong211 years 4 days ago
StoryThe factory on the border Terrence Oblong1311 years 4 days ago
StoryOne last case Terrence Oblong011 years 1 week ago

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Gimlet and Finchley 5 - Becky

A woman grabbed me as I was about to enter the driveway. “Oi,” she gobbed. “There’s a queue you know.” “Yes,” I said, “A queue outside my house.” “It...
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Gimlet and Finchley 4 - Mario

Mario believe in convention. He believed that children’s entertainers shouldn’t do blue jokes, even when they played to an adult audience. He...
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Gimlet and Finchley 3 - Gimlet and Flinchley

I feel sort of empty,” said Finchley. “Of course you do,” said Gimlet. “That’s because you don’t have a hand up your bottom.” Without Ted, Gimlet and...
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Gimlet and Finchley 2 - Gavin

Gavin stopped the video, and the screen froze on the image of Gimlet, basking in the laughter. “There you are gentlemen,” Gavin said. “Proof that Ted...

Gimlet and Finchley 1 - Ted, Gimlet and Finchley

On TV the comedian is talking to a wolf and an alligator glove puppets. “When I die,” he said, “I want you both to continue the act without me.”...
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