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The Unseen Path – Part Nineteen

28th February 2018 1642again 1737 Comments

She was shrinking back, terrified.  Not surprising thought Sam.  Four masked men break into where she’s living, beat up the woman she’s living with, wave guns around, tie her and the other woman and man [more…]

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Tilda and the Witches 1.6

25th February 2018 Tachybaptus 2578 Comments

ACT 1 SCENE 6   Orosius’ Castle, several Days later.   Enter OROSIUS, TILDA, VULPECULA, JESSICA and ATTENDANTS.  

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The Unseen Path – Part Eighteen

24th February 2018 1642again 1555 Comments

A shell-shocked Andy Bowson and his two colleagues were recovered by the emergency services twenty-five minutes after their captors had left them.  Stunned by falling debris, lightly burned by the fireball that passed over them, [more…]

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The Unseen Path – Part Seventeen

21st February 2018 1642again 1936 Comments

“It depends what you are hunting, but yes we started to increase our defences, most of all in the last dozen years or so.  We had some wealth now to invest in trade with our [more…]

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Tilda and the Witches 1.5

18th February 2018 Tachybaptus 2375 Comments

ACT 1 SCENE 5   Orosius’ Castle, the following Morning.   Enter OROSIUS, TILDA, VULPECULA, ETTY and JESSICA, and MAISIE with little VUSILLUS.  

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The Unseen Path – Part Sixteen

17th February 2018 1642again 2130 Comments

It was no use; the waiting and the wondering were killing him.  The police could be following him already, waiting to pick him up any minute.  How much did they know?  They didn’t seem to [more…]

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The Unseen Path – Part Fifteen

14th February 2018 1642again 2033 Comments

Sally Bowson couldn’t settle that afternoon.  Over a late lunch she had pressed both Martha and her husband about the priest-monk’s fables.  They had smiled patiently, confirming them, insisting that those in Holy Orders would [more…]

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Tilda and the Witches 1.4

11th February 2018 Tachybaptus 1427 Comments

ACT 1 SCENE 4   A small Rowing Boat on the high Seas.   In it are TILDA, VULPECULA, ETTY, JESSICA, and MAISIE with little VUSILLUS. TILDA and ETTY are at the Oars.  

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The Unseen Path – Part Fourteen

10th February 2018 1642again 1807 Comments

‘Henry’ switched off the news feed on his laptop.  That press release put out by the PM’s office!  Whatever had possessed them?  He must try to find out.  It was crudely transparent, wildly unnecessary, surely?  [more…]

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