Today is National Short Story Day in the UK. To celebrate “prose’s short-yet-perfectly-crafted form”, we’re delighted to present three brand new stories of our own.
We begin with B.O.G.O.F., the tale of a perfect scam from the pen of our favourite Ayrshire writer, Angus Shoor Caan.
Then we look at life from the perspective of a disabled young man in The Mysteries of Light by McStorytellers newcomer, Edinburgh-born Garry Stanton.
After which Glaswegian author James McPherson makes a welcome return to McStorytellers with Father Dominic’s Garden, his poignant account of an ageing priest’s last days.
But it’s a double celebration for us today. Father Dominic’s Garden just happens to be the 200th story to be published on the site.
Please celebrate along with us. And watch out for our Christmas McTop Ten – it’s coming soon!
We begin with B.O.G.O.F., the tale of a perfect scam from the pen of our favourite Ayrshire writer, Angus Shoor Caan.
Then we look at life from the perspective of a disabled young man in The Mysteries of Light by McStorytellers newcomer, Edinburgh-born Garry Stanton.
After which Glaswegian author James McPherson makes a welcome return to McStorytellers with Father Dominic’s Garden, his poignant account of an ageing priest’s last days.
But it’s a double celebration for us today. Father Dominic’s Garden just happens to be the 200th story to be published on the site.
Please celebrate along with us. And watch out for our Christmas McTop Ten – it’s coming soon!
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