Searching for: Fifty/Fifty and Other Stories

Fifty Egg Timer Stories is a collection of 50 shot stories of between 600 and 1000 words. The stories are by one author and are of mixed genre. Some of these stories are flippant and/or amusing whilst others touch on serious topics. The common theme, if one can be found at all, is the provision of short bursts of entertainment. I hope that all readers find some stories to their individual liking.

Conventional wisdom holds that story collections should have a theme. In this way, this book is unconventional. The fifty stories in this collection are wide-ranging. Some are serious, others light. Most are gentle, but a few are disquieting. There are fantasy, spirituality and politics here. Many of these stories are slices of life. Most are short. All are an invitation to think more deeply.

Get inside Christian Grey's mind. Read the complete Fifty Shades trilogy retold from his point of view.

IN FIFTY WORDS The Shortest Stories Translated in English By Engr Dr Naila Hina, PAKISTAN IN FIFTY WORDS The stories contained in this collection have up to Ten words. All the stories have already been published in Serbian language. in the first twenty "Alma's" anthologies with a competition with a small mole The story. Biographies are not listed here because they are not They can be found in...

‘Don’t let papers, books and people be stacked, Untidily, And don’t let them fall over.’

Fifty Two short stories of love, humanity, talking spiders, regret, passion, death, guys called dave, circuses run by bees, the future of education, how to name cats, loss, love, murder, redemption and anything and everything else that can happen to a human being. Or creatures that seem to resemble human beings (mostly).

Tim and Jessie are on their honeymoon but each carries a secret which threatens to destroy their wedded bliss. Will their confessions be deal breakers? Adult themes and language.

Doctor Who has been a British institution for fifty years, enthralling generations of fans. In this book, Andrew Hickey takes a personal critical look at one story from every one of those fifty years, starting with the very first story, An Unearthly Child, and ending with 2012's The Snowmen, and looking not just at TV stories, but at the books, audio adventures, films and comics that are also...

Reading the thoughts that poured from my head to my paper, nothing planed, nothing thought out, just let it roll out, even published the book after just spell checking, what you read is what came out. LOL :-) Enjoy Paul Anthony Note: I will be publishing my first novel in a few months, so this first book is to get to know the author and my newest book will be my first artistic work.

When her aunt reminds her that a girl has to kiss a lot of frogs before she finds her prince--Aunt Gail says that number is fifty--Vivian decides she’s taking control of her dating life by going on a series of first dates, each of which must end in a kiss. She chronicles each date--the good, the bad and the downright unbelievable. One frog--closer than she thinks--might be her happily ever after.