J. A. Stapleton

I have 88 stories published in 16 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 25698 times and 16 of my stories have been cherry picked.
5 of my 80 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 5 votes

J. A. Stapleton is an English short story writer and screenwriter. His epistolary short story titled LOYALTY: or, A Boy Born of Two Fathers (published originally on this site) was published in November 2017. A film review on Darkest Hour was featured in REBEL magazine soon after. He has recently been recognised and featured in the Albert Sloman Library for his contributions to writing as a University of Essex student.

He is currently developing his first full-length novel - To Live and Die.

© J. A. Stapleton 2018
I do not claim to own any of the images used nor am I making any money from this or them, each have been sourced from Wikimedia Commons. No copyright intended.

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My collections

72nd Street and the Wild West

Dream Writing

First Draft Film Reviews

From East to West

Loyalty - or A Boy Born of Two Fathers.

Never Say Die - (James Bond 007) Short Story Collection

Nobody's Son or Another Delinquent Boy's Betrayal

Odds and Sods - Short Stories

Paint It, Red

TATORT FOUR.

The Conspiracy

The Firm

The Road to Nowhere Special - Noire Story

The Second World War

Through War & Adversity

To Live and Die

My stories

Never Say Die (James Bond 007) 1 / Overcoming the Monster (2 of 2)

By J. A. Stapleton on Mon, 08 Oct 2018

James Bond came to his senses at around three-thirty in the morning.

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Never Say Die (James Bond 007) 1 / Overcoming the Monster (1 of 2)

By J. A. Stapleton on Mon, 08 Oct 2018

The English, as a seafaring nation, have always been a hard-drinking people.

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Through War & Adversity - Chapter 3 - Part II

By J. A. Stapleton on Sun, 03 Jun 2018

The man’s index finger curled gingerly around the trigger and tugged on it once.

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Through War & Adversity - Chapter 3 - Part I

By J. A. Stapleton on Sun, 03 Jun 2018

The Gestapo man took the 9mm Walther P08 out of his pocket. He screwed a silencer fitted for a Luger (the manufacturers made no difference) to the muzzle’s front end, and flicked the safety catch down, and waited for some courage, courage to kill this woman.

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Through War & Adversity - Chapter 2

By J. A. Stapleton on Sun, 27 May 2018

When Adelise Gèroux finished packing her life into a single tattered suitcase she walked out onto the third-floor balcony of her boarding house to take in the evening air.

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Posted on Mon, 28 May 2018

This is an good piece. It feels more like Science Fiction to me - what if violence stopped - and that novum is interestingly looked at with the unknown narrator and the second person pronoun. I would list this as Science Fiction, but if you...

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