A series of Liam Mor’s science fiction short stories, questioning the nature of conscious existence. Are we real? Are our minds just part of our bodies? Will there soon be a new form of artificial consciousness and what might it be like in the distant future?The Last ReferendumThe Hollow MenPhilosopher KingCold SunsetThe Conspiracy

Three dark science fiction short stories, each written by Liam Mor, exploring human de-evolution and the commoditisation of memory. Can we believe our own lived experience and our own memories? Does technology make our lives better? What hidden agenda might hide within our mundane daily existence?The Duck PondThe Day I Broke my Mobile PhoneMemory Lane.If you enjoyed reading these stories, why not read other fiction works by Liam Mor or visit...

Three short science fiction stories, written by Liam Mor, imagining a slightly dark future where governments and corporations have increased social control and where a few individuals have worked out how to use scientific advances for individual gain. While there is little hope, there is still life.The Paradise CardCold Too Our HeartsReconnaissanceIf you enjoyed reading these stories, why not read one of the longer and reasonably priced fict...

From Scotland to Switzerland, from Plato to Star Trek, and from a life on benefits which changes after a dream-like encounter with a stranger in the Scottish Highlands. This science fiction story, written by Liam Mor, could be set in the future, the present or the past and threads across Europe to end in London, face to face with an unexpected power.If you enjoyed reading this story, why not read one of the other works by Liam Mor.Liam Mor is an independent amateur artist, ...

The rumours are true – it’s great to be grey!So what if the last tweet you had was from your pet budgie; he makes more sense than young people these days anyway. And at least you don’t have to worry about having the latest gadget or keeping a trim waistline anymore. So cast off the cares of youth and join the ranks of those who are glad to be grey.

A new short story from Australia's queen of hard-hitting family drama.A short story for fans of Jodi Picoult and Anita Shreve.Step into the fragile domestic world of Roar and discover the unforgettable voice of Nicole Trope, bestselling author of The Secrets in Silence, Three Hours Late and The Boy Under the Table.*The baby sleeps peacefully, filled with milk and contentment. The man on the bed breathes his way into the da...

A collection of amusing short stories about the human condition revealing the absurdity of our existence.Stories appearing in this collection are:The English Patient, Dr Zhivago and the Purposeful StrideThe ProposalThe Imaginary LoverThe College Girl and the Older ManWhat the Power of Love Looks Like on a Monday MorningI Was Young OnceThe Influential Life of Speckly JimThe Fleeting Nature of True FriendshipHow to Snag ...

A Thunk is a beguiling question about everyday things that stops you in your tracks and helps you start to look at the world in a whole new light. A thunk will shake up your templates, rattle your thought routines, and make you think about things differently! The ideal gift for possibly the most impossible person to buy for!

Waking up early, getting on the old bus to go to work. Every day the same people, with the same behaviours. Bordering on come dy, absurd, unsustainable. A journey spent criticizing others, until the final surprise.

'Brilliant laugh out loud easy read. I currently have 3 children under 6 and this had me howling -just don't buy this for anyone expecting their first child- let them keep their fantasies about parenthood for a bit longer! Am going to buy for all my fellow knackered mummy friends!' Reader review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐If you have an embarrassing child who bursts into friends' houses announcing 'It stinks in here' or shouts 'Why is that man so fat?' on the bus (and not a spooky child...

When the next door neighbor split from her husband she consoled herself in loud music - one song, full volume to drown out the crying of the baby, 24 hours a day. The only other person to suffer was the writer of this monologue.This is a script and can be used as an audition piece for actresses, it is a 'one person play', set in the interview room at the police station.This monologue has been written for performance. As you read, you become embroiled in the anguish of the c...

We thought we would pass on a little of our knowledge with regards to “The Knob Test”. I hope by the end of this book you will be qualified enough to assess people who you come into contact with on a daily basis. It eliminates the need to waste valuable time on pointless conversation and humouring of other mortals that are not worthy of your attention. After all time is precious and the less we spend around “Knobs” the better.