Alone on his seventy-sixth birthday, Jim Brennen remembers the love of his life.

Jim and Ray are best friends - until Jim moves in with the Flocktons and starts acting like a tosser. But a camping trip reveals a few truths.

Two childhood friends find themselves part of the D-Day landings during the second world war.

A perfectly simple time travel experiment is made increasingly complex by the involvement of the inventor's other half.

A man is told by a palm reader that he will commit a murder. A satirical crime story that cleverly reverses the conventions of the genre.

Ella had always admired the work of Robert Trewe, but when she finds herself sub-letting his appartment, her love of the poems starts to become a love of the poet.

A man stands on a railroad bridge; his wrists are bound with a chord, a rope encircles his neck. This story was adapted into the most popular ever episode of The Twighlight Zone.

A vivid memory of an incident from the life of an orphanage child.

The adventures of a tiny girl who is found inside the petals of a Tulip.

When a woodcutter boasts to a king that his daughter can spin gold from straw, she is forced to make a pact with a strange little man.

Clovis is sceptical that the Baroness' hunting story will be as unusual as promised.

Revealing the dangers of giving previously dumb animals the power of speech. Especially cats.

A boy defies his hated guardian through the worship of a great ferret who lives in the tool-shed.

The truth behind the celebrated war hero _____ (name withheld).

As if there weren’t enough problems on his plate, Mondriel had to go and stumble upon the biggest secret ever, didn’t he? The kind of secret that would turn the natural order of things on its head if it was leaked to a wider public.