Short Life and Other Stories-bookcover

By: George Radley

Short Life and Other Stories

Pages: 126 Ratings: 4.7
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A diverse collection of short stories about modern life, including subjects about the boredom and monotony of factory life; the dangers of online dating and meeting a potential scammer; the trauma of having to deal with a break-in at your flat and people trying to cope with the problems of life today. There are also humorous stories about working in charity shops and serious stories about animal poaching and death. The stories, some of which are based on true events, are written with humour, warmth, and insight. They will appeal to people of all age groups and social backgrounds. There is something here for everyone.
Customer Reviews
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  • Tom Bryce

    Great little book, quirky stories that relate to modern life.

  • Lexy

    This book masterfully weaves together real-life experiences with imaginative tales, creating a tapestry of emotions and insights. Each short story offers a unique glimpse into the human condition, blending authenticity with creativity. The real-life stories resonate with raw honesty, while the fictional ones transport you to worlds unknown, sparking curiosity and wonder. It's a perfect read for those who appreciate the art of storytelling and the profound impact of both reality and fantasy. Highly recommended for anyone looking to be moved, inspired, and entertained.

  • Ann

    A great collection of stories ,well written and an interesting read.

  • Rosie

    A great collection of short stories from a wide variety of perspectives - from the paranormal to the everyday, to the life of an elephant - all well written.

  • Julie Rothwell

    The front cover of the book is very glossy with a beautiful picture of an elephant on it . I really enjoyed this read and found it hard to put down. It had good humour and also strong emotion particularly in the chapter on elephant poaching. I find it hard to choose a favourite chapter because they were all my favourite. George Radley is a very talented writer and this is a must read book .

  • Pam

    Wow. What a beautiful read and well written

  • Manvir

    Very readable and topical stories. Some great endings highly recommended.

  • Denis Jorga

    A very enjoyable book. Some interesting topics explored. I particularly liked the story about elephant poaching. It's a harrowing story but it needs to be highlighted.

  • Kay Green

    Very good read very interesting

  • Mark Lewis

    I like the theme of karma running through many of the stories. I particularly like the story about the break-in and the story set in a factory. Very enjoyable.

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