Category: Stories
Plain Jane & Paul | Two Short Stories by Sam Barrowcliffe
Jeff Sanderson stares at an advert for lipstick while waiting for his flight, only to realize that this Plain Jane holds something more. While Paul finds that his family now suddenly resembles himself upon returning home from work.
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CHRONICLES PART IV: The Final Entry in Crichton’s Diary
The data-haulers reproduce the next segment of an account written by a student in a UK university in early 2019 in an attempt to comprehend the societal changes happening around him. The final entry of Crichton’s diary is also recovered, and his world and personal life have changed dramatically.
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The Lost Prince: Part V – The Protector of Ashenmore (Pt. 1)
Welcome to The Chronicles of Ashenmore, a series from Mouthing Off’s very own Rhys Clarke, brought to life with illustrations by Rebekka Katajisto. Breaking the final chapter into two parts, we present to you the first half of ‘The Protector of Ashenmore’…
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A Delightful Dinner Guest
With a thatched roof and walls coated with spreading moss, the cottage looked like it had been there for years. Which made it strange that reports of it had only started to crop up two weeks ago. Morgan, the city’s local monster hunter, accepts an invitation as the cottage’s newest dinner guest in a bid to get to the bottom of these sinister rumours.
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Pulse: A Tale Of Love & Loss
‘Pulse’ is a short story highlighting the heart-breaking come down of a fleeting love.
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The Erebus Accounts: His Last Christmas – Chapter III
On Queen Victoria’s summons, supernatural scholar, Henry Morscroft, accompanies his father to Her Majesty’s residence on the Isle of Wight, where the two experts in the Occult must contend with the lingering Spirit of the late Prince Albert (Erebus, Chapter III).
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CHRONICLES PART III: ‘“Clowns to the Left of Me, Jokers to the Right”? A Triptych of Sketches Intended to Delineate the Present Culture Wars’, Segment I
Another private entry is recovered and perused by the data-haulers. This time it was written by a student in a UK university in early 2019, in an attempt to comprehend the societal changes happening around him.
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How To Eat Glass | A Tale Of Suffering & Regret
As a young man, I purchased this land. The rolling hills, the smell of fruit drifting in the wind. I knew it. It was my destiny. I never wanted to ‘change the world’, I just wanted to live for myself, to do what made me happy.
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