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I have 284 stories published in 17 collections on the site.
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Malcolm Lisle

 

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Apocalypse 2 What is a Christian?

By mallisle on Tue, 06 Mar 2007

When I was writing this story I woke up in the night with this strange feeling that Matty, the sincere person who thinks she's a Christian, should be left behind. How many people believe they are Christians but have never really been saved?
Spiritual
Story
Certificate 12

Apocalypse 1 Life in 2095

By mallisle on Tue, 06 Mar 2007

What would make God so angry he would smash the world with a hammer? The kind of world that we had created in 2095.
Spiritual
Story
Certificate 12

Heaven or Hell?

By mallisle on Tue, 13 Feb 2007

"I shouldn't have overtaken that bicycle." "It was on the brow of the hill, wasn't it?" asked the man in a white suit. "Yes. Are you God?" "No. I'm an angel."
Spiritual
Certificate 12
Cherry

Closed Country

By mallisle on Thu, 18 Jan 2007

This story is dedicated to my friend Yohannes, an asylum seeker who was deported to Ethiopia on Tuesday 16th January 2007, while this story was being written. Details of this story are based on real accounts of Yohannes and others like him. It is called closed country and the country it refers to is never mentioned, in the style of many missionary news reports which never mention the name of the country or the name of the Christians as this would endanger them.
Spiritual
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Certificate 15

2079

By mallisle on Thu, 28 Dec 2006

This is the winter of our discontent. A winter when oil, uranium and most of the fossil fuels in the world finally ran out and no one was actually ready. The long, cold winter of 2079. You may wonder if this is far fetched, if I am exaggerating. But at the end of 2005 a gas shortage occured in Siberia that killed many people. It can happen.
Autobiography
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Certificate U

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