Colin Devonshire

Joined October 2020

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Bio

I am English now living in Thailand. Why? Weather and food, oh, and I have a wife and children. I've written 4 full-length novels and 100 plus short stories.

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Beach Work
Beach Work 'YES, I'LL DO it. Give me a break,' Mark said. 'I mean now,' Check said, scowling at his employee's mobile number.
By Colin Devonshire10 months ago in Fiction
Beltane Belt
'Okay gang, it's three AM, time to go!' Janice shouted as she turned off the loud hip-hop racket. 'Great party, thanks,' waved the cheeky guest; Janice couldn't place her.
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
Mirror, Mirror...
'Jen, your breakfast is ready. Do you want it down here, or shall I bring it up?' 'Thanks, mum, can I eat it here?' Mrs Perks tightened her cheeks and forced her eyes to brighten. A thin smile battled across her mouth as she entered the girl's bedroom.
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
Before Yesterday?
Before Yesterday? 'Eighteen today? A big boy now,' said June. 'Yes, mum, does that mean you'll allow me out?' 'Jimmy, we've been through this. You can go out. You always could.'
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
Beach Work
Beach Work 'Yes, I'll do it. Give me a break,' Mark said. 'I mean now,' Check said, scowling at his employee's mobile number.
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
I Will!
I'm not the oldest, I'm not the baby of the family, the third oldest, the second youngest. So what does that tell you? Not much, I guess.
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
My Sister, The Dandelion
'I didn't feel it; I didn't hear it. I knew it was there. Like a dandelion seed floating by my ear. I sensed it.' Jim said to his sister. He expected no answer.
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
Three Days Of Hell
Three Days of Hell and Noise! - An Aquarian Exposition - I came to live here in peace. What do I get? My Generation? Listen to them.
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
Mr Mrs, Mr Mr
'Good morning, my dear. Would you like a cup of tea?' 'I could kill for a cuppa, thank you.' A croaky voice answered through bandages. The flowery quilt covered most of the escapee from a pyramid. I sniggered at the thought.
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
When Is A Word Not A Word
When is a Word Not a Word? 'That is not a word!' 'Oh yes, it is!' 'I bet it's not in the dictionary?' 'Have a look then.'
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
Let's Go
Let's Go 'Let's go for a walk, son. I need to talk to you.' 'Sure, dad, what do you want?' 'It's not what I want. There is something I need to explain to you.'
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction
Found
'I'M SERIOUS; MY granddad found my dad.' 'What are you talking about?' 'My granddad was in Burma with the Chindits during the war.'
By Colin Devonshireabout a year ago in Fiction

Colin Devonshire

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Beach Work

Beltane Belt

Mirror, Mirror...

Before Yesterday?

Beach Work

I Will!

My Sister, The Dandelion

Three Days Of Hell

Mr Mrs, Mr Mr

When Is A Word Not A Word

Let's Go

Found

Stories (46/0)