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• That's my boy
  by Danny

  “How’s that, you bastards?” The heavy ball sailed high and seemed to stay a split longer in the air than seemed natural and landed “pl…

  Winner of the / “Hail Fellow” Challenge for / the Short stories – Spherical Scriptings Group

• We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.
  by ladyb

  My honest god.

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• I am Steven
  by Nicole Ryan

  I am Steven and this is my story.

  A short story for competition inspired by David Malcolmson

• World Citizen
  by pinkelephant

  We drove to his flat in a green ’85 Citroen. The passenger door had to be held shut.

  Interested to know whether this works :) I wrote it for a short stories group challenge centred around this photo by David Malcolmson.

• Feast
  by Anne van Alkemade

  I didn’t hear Gardner climb down from a tall ghost gum and walk into the circle of light, but I sensed he was coming – and others too.

  Flight from horror. Created for the Spherical Scriptings Challenge and responding to David Malcolmson’s Hail, Fellow /

• They Never Saw It Coming
  by Rella

  They never saw it coming, the happy people at the fair

  Written for the Short Story comp in response to the pic “Hail, Fellow”

• RECORD DEALS
  by JaneAParis

  Everyone at the record company laughed all the time about the fact that their boss and the owner of the company looked like an old drunke…

  Remember the old saying, ‘Never judge a book by its cover.’ Especially when it involves a big record deal… Written for short story competition inspired by David Malcolmson’s Hail, Fellow.

• Bidding Wars (Hail Fellow comp entry)
  by Damian

  Many were itching to place a bid. The threat of a broken knee by Big Mikey stopped the itch more effectively than any powder ever could.

  My entry in the ‘Hail Fellow’ competition in the Short Stories group. The photograph by David Malcolmson was the story and competition catalyst.

• Hail Fellow
  by redhawk

  IRA radical wanting to blow up Stonehenge. Undercover agent watching for bomber. Young man killed because he would not kill for nothing. ...

• Mick's Pub
  by Zolton

  “Wha’d you say? That’s it!” Thomas yelled. “I’ve had it.” He flew at Adrian and decked him. He grabbed him around the neck and flung him …

  This is for Hail, Fellow / / To men, honor, whiskey and old friends like my friend Adrian. : )

• I UNDERSTAND
  by JaneAParis

  He was about to discover an aspect of her personal life that was very private and a little disturbing…

  Sometimes the greatest gift we can give to another human being is our understanding, or if not understanding at least empathy. Written for Short stories – Spherical Scriptings. / The challenge is to write a story to accompany the brilliant photograph by David Malcolmson titled – Hail, Fellow

• Reaching Out
  by Alison Pearce

  The crowd was awed by the gentle, unassuming man’s inspirational words. His simple philosophies of love and kindness were nothing knew, b…

  Short story originally written for Spherical Scriptings Hail, Fellow Competition

• No Dogs. No Irish.
  by MickyMc

  Not so long ago when pubs used to have signs saying “No Dogs. No Irish.”... Garry’s Irish father came to London, looking for work to supp…

  My entry for Hail, Fellow / Spherical Scriptings short story competiton based on the the photo by David Malcolmson. Chapter 2 / Chapter 3