Tilebury

Taxi

"I can almost hear Ophiuchus laughing from the stars. A nasty sibilant kind of snigger."

Tilebury Harbinger - Horoscope

"The Mark was on my arm behind the elbow. At first it seemed like just another patch of dry skin, rough to the touch and hard to see."

Markham's Disease, Horror

"Harriet Morton was a fake, through and through. She had so perfected her frauds over ninety-three years that they were now an integral part of everything she did."

In a High-End Guesthouse by the Sea, Crime

"The purple dragon had stolen a small herd of sheep yesterday and was consequently still full and occasionally burping up wool-balls."

Gwenda and the Purple Dragon, Fables

"Unhesitatingly I would hand it over. Restitutio in Integrum the lawyers might say."

I found a Book, Crime

"As long as you have set your ambition as being "I don't want to be laughed at" you will be okay."

Tilebury Harbinger - Wellbeing

"'Earn yer money first, kid. Only after - be a hippie.'"

Sage Counsel of a Solar Panel Serviceman, Crime

"The black-eyed old man leant forward and, with deliberation, offered his right hand, palm down, to the centre of the candle's flame."

The Elemental, Horror

"Those guys weren't, in any way, sensible and, with them, what 'must have happened,' never actually did. Basically, it wasn't ever like you think it should have been, if you hear about it after."

The Flowering, Horror
A busy Road

About Tilebury

Writing from the village.

Tilebury's stories.

Tilebury hosts a wide range of writing from the very short, flash fiction, to full length novels.

There is a range of work from a group of village writers (all of whom are actually the same person) specialising in horror and humour, crime and tall tales.

The village newspaper is reporting a range of exciting and controversial events going on in the village itself. The monthly articles reveal as much as conceal the roiling vendettas and differing objectives which life in a small village can amplify.

There's lots to read - if you persevere. If you want to read everything, do contact Tilebury - there are novels and such things which are not posted.