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The heart of literary London
Writers write. Actors read. Audience listens. Everybody wins.
Interests: Short stories, writers, stories, short fiction, flash fiction, literature, writing, live literature, storytelling, new writing, books, creative writing, story telling, more books, that sort of thing.
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Dragon Blood, Pig Heart by Junyi Chew
Posted May 4, 2022 at Liars' League
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Saturday Nights Have Changed by Soraya Berry
Posted May 4, 2022 at Liars' League
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How to Keep them Away by Nora Nadjarian
Posted May 4, 2022 at Liars' League
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Odd Numbers by James Odunsi
Posted May 4, 2022 at Liars' League
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Tethered Crowns by Kariny Vee
Posted May 3, 2022 at Liars' League
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Our next event: THERE & BACK, Tuesday 14th June
Posted Apr 30, 2022 at Liars' League
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Latest event: COLOUR & VISION, Tuesday 12th April
Posted Mar 24, 2022 at Liars' League
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Smirnoff Vodka - One Litre by Clare Sandling
Read by Lisa Rose At the moment her mobile started ringing, Penny noticed two things. Lentil supplies were low, and Paul was late. She tutted. She was engaged in the internet home delivery stock check, making sure that each half-used... Continue reading
Posted Mar 3, 2022 at Liars' League
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Never Look A Gift Donkey in the Mouth by Callum Jacobs
Read by Claire Louise Amias When I returned home on that Friday evening, the day after our first date, and I found the bunch of tulips behind the recycling bin, I was thrilled. Let me be clear, I’m not the... Continue reading
Posted Feb 27, 2022 at Liars' League
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Let There Be Tigers by Sara Corris
Read by Andrea Hall I’m not thinking about you, Ian. I haven’t spent this sleepless night playing “How Soon Is Now” on a continuous loop and alternately missing you so much it makes my chest ache, and wanting you here... Continue reading
Posted Feb 27, 2022 at Liars' League
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Just Not Cricket by Sophie Bloom
Just Not Cricket MP3 Read by Gloria Sanders I’d genuinely decided there were no nice men left in London, possibly the world, before I met Mark: that they’d all been snapped up or kidnapped or something. And then Mark happened.... Continue reading
Posted Feb 27, 2022 at Liars' League
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The Welsden Herald Hedge Witch by Liam Hogan
Read by Carrie Cohen “Hello?” “Ah, um, is this ...?” The voice of a mouse, ringing the doorbell of the neighbourhood cat, and hoping they don't answer. “Is that ... the gardener?” “Yes dear, this is Agnes Rose, The Welsden... Continue reading
Posted Feb 27, 2022 at Liars' League
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Understanding by Hannah Hoare
Read by Stephen Butterton As the howl of the siren for Daily Communion ebbed away, she removed her fingers from her ears. Through the thick glass dome, she could see far across the desert city: the pyramid temple with its... Continue reading
Posted Feb 27, 2022 at Liars' League
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Good Enough to Eat by Helen Morris
Good Enough to Eat MP3 Read by Patsy Prince - full podcast here I fell in love with him over pudding. Not dessert. I am not a woman who would eat a dessert. I would desert a dessert. I am... Continue reading
Posted Feb 27, 2022 at Liars' League
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Last event: ROMANCE & REVENGE, Tue 8th February, 7.30pm
Posted Jan 26, 2022 at Liars' League
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Jesús, Mary & Joseph try for a Christmas Orgasm by David McGrath
Read by David McGrath N.B. CONTENT WARNING FOR SWEARING AND UTTER FILTH .... ENJOY! When the kids were younger Joseph always turned off the television on a sex scene. The family would then sit in the silence of the sex... Continue reading
Posted Dec 23, 2021 at Liars' League
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Christmas Special by Rhys Timson
Read by Patsy Prince "Picture the scene," Henry says, taking a sip of brandy and setting the glass back down. "It's a traditional German Christmas. We see a young mother, blonde hair in braids, fretting over the placement of decorations... Continue reading
Posted Dec 23, 2021 at Liars' League
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Practically Family by Rosa Muller
Read by Claire Louise Amias If we were all being honest, none of us expected the nanny to actually stay for Christmas. One of my bad habits (amongst a few), is letting my mouth run away with itself. James and... Continue reading
Posted Dec 23, 2021 at Liars' League
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Uhtceara by E. J. Fry
Read by Peter Kenny Uhtceara: lying awake in the period before dawn and worrying I lie in the dark and consider the issue of a list. Not a Christmas list, unfortunately – or at least, not that kind. On this... Continue reading
Posted Dec 23, 2021 at Liars' League
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Just a Nice Family Christmas by E. P. Henderson
Read by Lucy Mabbitt “Who’ll be Mother?” Jess wonders as we flip through her extensive wardrobe. It’s more of a relief than anything that none of us are seeing our folks again this year – nobody’s exactly family-orientated, and enduring... Continue reading
Posted Dec 23, 2021 at Liars' League
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Cocktails & Candy Canes by Pete Armstrong
Read by Tony Bell "No thank you, I shall carry it myself." Mr Jingle clutches his battered suitcase like Al Capone clutching his gun, or Al Capone's grandfather, perhaps. The young receptionist shrugs and leads him through to the old... Continue reading
Posted Dec 23, 2021 at Liars' League
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Baking Day by Angela Sherlock
Baking Day MP3 Read by Lin Sagovsky The bank slopes gently to the river so there is no danger for the girls. Mamma has said they may play there while she is gone into Mullinvane but they must not go... Continue reading
Posted Dec 23, 2021 at Liars' League
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Christmas event: Friends & Family
Posted Nov 23, 2021 at Liars' League
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Time Gentlemen Please by Stephen Kehoe
Posted Oct 30, 2021 at Liars' League
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The Fear by Emma Grae
Posted Oct 30, 2021 at Liars' League
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