Mark Huntley-JamesLost The PlotI used to be vast, but time and disuse have worn me down. It’s this modern age of quiet people and conflict resolution. I need to be…Feb 18, 2019Feb 18, 2019
Mark Huntley-JamesFlowerI got a rash on my nose. I thought it was sunburn at first, but it’s not easy to tell — I’m still getting used to my new skin tone. When…Jan 22, 20191Jan 22, 20191
Mark Huntley-JamesOne Being, One Vote — Gathering Hearts And MindsMore urban fantasy — if this works for you, this one probably ought to go after “Audience Participation”Jan 7, 2019Jan 7, 2019
Mark Huntley-JamesBest Laid Plans: A Flash FictionMr R Burns Clerk to the Council Barrowhurst Town Hall Barrowhurst-On-HelltideSep 24, 2018Sep 24, 2018
Mark Huntley-JamesA Place In ShadeSpeed and judgement are key, but guile is the clincher in the Light-Speed Tourney. And courage, the belief in self and right. Oh, and…Aug 12, 2018Aug 12, 2018
Mark Huntley-JamesFat Of The Land: A Flash FictionI blame the tourists — that’s what they always say. Personally, I blame the postal service, but Mary Reynolds blames her cousin. Forget the…Aug 5, 20181Aug 5, 20181
Mark Huntley-JamesForever Live: A Flash FictionWe buried Dad today. New Dad, that is, not Old Dad. It was supposed to be last year, but then all those arguments — who to invite, who to…Aug 3, 2018Aug 3, 2018
Mark Huntley-JamesPrivate Rituals: A Short StoryDay one of a new life, pilot for a combat bot. That’s not on most people’s wish list — certainly not on mine. But we’re at war, the law is…Jul 27, 2018Jul 27, 2018