Fred McGavran funny stories medium length stories Monday, September 11, 2023 The Seduction of Wags Fackman by Fred McGavran <i>Larry's ageing momma-in-law's got herself a boyfriend, and ain't nobody's gonna stand in her way; by Fred McGavran. </i><br><br>"Momma's dating Wags Fackman," Larry says right after we popped open our first beers of the day at our favorite fishing spot along the river. "He took her to the ball game last night." <br><br>"What was the score?" was all I could think to s… Read more Labels: Fred McGavran funny stories medium length stories 7 comments:
criminal stories Fred McGavran funny stories short stories Friday, October 20, 2017 A Start Up by Fred McGavran <i>Fred McGavran's character and his grimy friend start a new small-time criminal enterprise with unexpected results.</i><br><br> You don't see crime scene tape around a garden very often, but it can happen with a start up. On garbage nights we'd drive through Shawnee Village, the city's wealthiest suburb, looking for the things rich people throw out: armchairs, refrigerators, mattresses, plasti… Read more Labels: criminal stories Fred McGavran funny stories short stories 10 comments:
Fred McGavran long stories real life stories Friday, December 2, 2016 The Rockingford Raphael by Fred McGavran <i>In an English mansion, 1937, Miss Sylph de Quimby innocently paints a copy of a long-lost Raphael, in which her cousin shows a great interest; by Fred McGavin.</i><br><br> How difficult it is to recreate a masterpiece, I reflected as I placed the grid over <i>The Rockingford Raphael</i>. The panel of two inch string squares fit just inside the frame, perfectly matching the squares I had ruled on my canvas. Streamin… Read more Labels: Fred McGavran long stories real life stories 6 comments:
Fred McGavran long stories pick of the month real life stories Sunday, September 25, 2016 The Macabre on Quimby Square by Sylph Trillingham Quimby, 18th Lady Rockingford of Rockingford on Quimby <i>In the years after the Great War, a young aristocrat befriends a disgraced recluse and helps him achieve his mysterious ambitions; by Fred McGavran.</i><br><br> How precious are the memories of a privileged girlhood. When the House of Lords was in session, Mother and I would accompany Lord Rockingford from his ancestral estate at Rockingford on Quimby to Quimby House in London to help ease his transition fro… Read more Labels: Fred McGavran long stories pick of the month real life stories 5 comments:
