A collection of short fictions, including the complete Sexy Teenage Vampires trilogy, The Futile Epikles and other... More > characters, and several previously unpublished stories. < Less

From their humble beginnings as inventors of a handheld device with basic mind control capabilities, the tech-folk behind... More > World Weary Avengers, Incorporated moved on to develop such gadgets as one capable of recording an individual's very personality and replaying it back into another person. Devices with even more sinister potential are in the pipeline. Only a small band of software quality assurance engineers stands between these audacious inventors and your very soul. Would you trust such as these with the future of mankind? I didn't think so.

In 'World Weary Avengers', the beginning of the end, old friends Tom and Chris decide to change the world by a radically simple means. In 'Ledman Pickup', one of Tom's rare new devices is let loose in the wild, as the gadget seeks to make its own way in the world on its own terms. 'In Constant Contact' continues the saga of inventions gone wrong, when always-online 'professional friends' lead to nothing but trouble. < Less

They weren't exactly the crew the President had in mind when he announced his plan to build a permanent base on the moon so... More > the Chinese wouldn't do it first, but there they were, a boring collection of peaceful, happy settlers who couldn't even get a decent reality TV show rating. Life was perfectly dull until the new guy arrived. Now if they could only find out who he was and where he'd come from < Less

Argus Kirkham, age 39, finds himself dragged unwillingly into an inexplicable situation when an old friend, international... More > correspondent Sapphire Karadjian, is assigned to cover a strange mystery, a volcanic sinkhole which has swallowed an entire football stadium, and from which a weird and nameless young girl has emerged, hair and clothes on fire, with a message for Argus. Book Three of the Dragon City Trilogy, following Snapdragon Alley and Freak City. < Less

Sent to a distant planet to build and establish a colony, the original settlers wait for the day when the rest of the... More > population will arrive. "Today could be the day", they tell each other, but time goes by and nobody comes. Outside the colony the planet is a vast, red dust storm. Within its limits, however, life goes on normally, maybe too normally.

A screenplay based on the story 'Phantom of the Mall' < Less

DeBarrie's Stationery Store needed help again. Somehow, the part-time people never worked out. It was a problem. One after... More > another, the part-time people came and went, and sometimes, nobody ever found out what happened to them. The newest one seemed even more hopeless than usual. His job application announced "there's a man who follows me around and ruins everything I try to do". < Less

Being a zombie, not so easy. That could have been Dave Connor’s six word memoir. “At first he couldn’t remember how... More > he’d ended up in that shallow grave; he just knew it was hell to claw his way out, and that the taste of its dirt would remain in his mouth for the rest of his time on this earth” … Expect the unexpected in this existential resurrection thriller. < Less

These days it seems like everyone is cashing in on the New Atheism craze, except for lifelong unbeliever Alan Musted.... More > What’s a portable toilet dispatcher to do? Crash the party, that’s what! Join Alan and his friends and enemies in this ground-breaking work of atheist pulp fiction, the spellbinding sequel to Orange Car with Stripes. < Less

A collection of stories, including the legend of the wandering cashier, the classic tale of the bathroom on the bus, and... More > featuring Dawn Debris in the land of many things < Less

The world's most sophisticated gadget falls into the wrong hands - its own, and leads its creators on a most unpredictable... More > chase. One thing leads to another when this newly sentient package gets lost in transit. < Less