Jul 23, 2018
Seek Shelter A short suspense story by Liam Birkner. 1,041 words. Disclaimer: this story contains two instances of strong language.
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Seek Shelter A short suspense story by Liam Birkner. 1,041 words. Disclaimer: this story contains two instances of strong language.
A Murder Mystery. With Spoons.
A Murder Mystery. With Spoons.
A dark humour/detective short story by Liam Birkner. 1,072 words.
Originally written some time in 2017, based on the prompt: A murder mystery with spoons.
Disclaimer: this story contains adult language, adult themes and detailed descriptions of a murder victim. Discretion is advised.
DI Brent Spooner sat behind his desk at the London Met Office, staring in disbelief at his computer screen.
Tha…
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‘The One Behind the Psychologist’ by Courtland O.K. Smith: A Review.
‘The One Behind the Psychologist’ by Courtland O.K. Smith: A Review.
Written as a sort-of fictional memoir, The One Behind the Psychologist is a strangely good book. Certainly not my typical read, having no real… how would you put it… drama? or action sequences, this book follows Nick Thesiger, a mid-level psychologist and all-round narcissist, as he recounts the events leading up to his incarceration, where we meet him in chapter one: MacGuffin.
At first, I kinda…
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A Text Can Kill.
A Text Can Kill.
A short horror story, by Liam Birkner. 1,476 words.
Disclaimer: This story contains instances of strong language, and graphic horror content throughout. Reader discretion is advised.
Neil Richards is just your average guy. Or should I say: he was. Chinese takeaway for tea, Hollyoaks on at six-thirty, bed by ten kind of guy.
That was, until today.
Neil wakes up to his alarm. It’s 7am. The birds…
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