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The Eyesore

Short Story / Literary Fiction

Probably one of England's greatest forgotten mysteries. From the perspective of an eyewitness and village resident, this is the seldom told story of a huge, monolithic object that mysteriously appeared in the English country village of Pepton… Read More

Return of The Eyesore

Short Story / Mystery and Crime

Nearly fifty years after one of England's greatest forgotten mysteries, the phenomenon of The Eyesore has happened again. Again the small, picturesque, rural village of Pepton has been inflicted by the unwelcome appearance of this strange object… Read More

Or was it the cold?

Short Story / Literary Fiction

The sad story of a war veteran who battles with survival of a different kind. Read More

Rule 7

Writing Contest / Science Fiction

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About

I'm 57 and have lived in Wirral, England all my life. By trade I am a scientist and worked for a large water company for twelve years before having a mid-life crisis to become a secondary school science teacher. I left the teaching profession after 20 years and currently make a living working as a Laboratory Technician for a biofuels company.

I have always written. I have written a novel and a short story which I've published on Amazon Kindle and have others in the pipeline to be submitted to Booksie in due course.

If you like stories of life, love and nostalgia, check out my novel Year of the Snail. All comments welcome.

I currently live in Birkenhead, Merseyside with my wife and three children. Besides writing, I enjoy reading and running in the little spare time that I have.

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Mark William Hurst