XXXmas Box
by Mark Staniforth
Price: Free! 15950 words.
Published on December 6, 2010. Fiction.
Adult movie icon Kola Kubes is back to give her very personal take on the festive season, while other tales of excess abound in this high-cal eight-story volume, from competitive eating contests to the missile capabilities of Mr Kipling's mince pies. From the author of Fryupdale, this is something else to get your teeth into.
Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: Aug. 19, 2010
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Mark Staniforth
Biography
Mark Staniforth is a writer from North Yorkshire, England. His short stories have appeared in internet magazines including Night Train, Eclectica and Southpaw. He has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize.
Where to find Mark Staniforth online
Website: http://markstaniforth.blogspot.com
Twitter: markbooks
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Books
Fryupdale
by Mark Staniforth
Price: Free! 42010 words. Published on August 27, 2010. Fiction.
(3.89 from 9 reviews)
Porn stars and serial killers, Nazis and nymphomaniacs, hunchbacks and bare-knuckle boxers: just a few of the disparate cast of characters who call the remote moorland community of Fryupdale their home. These 18 short stories reveal the unflinching truths behind their lonely, sad and sometimes hilarious lives - and why the world beyond village limits will always seem so distant.
Price: Free! 42010 words. Published on August 27, 2010. Fiction.
(3.89 from 9 reviews) Porn stars and serial killers, Nazis and nymphomaniacs, hunchbacks and bare-knuckle boxers: just a few of the disparate cast of characters who call the remote moorland community of Fryupdale their home. These 18 short stories reveal the unflinching truths behind their lonely, sad and sometimes hilarious lives - and why the world beyond village limits will always seem so distant.