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 Ishmael - Chapter 10 – Mordor Two
Word count 6,301 The students from Base Albion enter Mordor Two in the Pavlov crater. They soon realise they’re not alone in the Unicon Moon base. Enjoy Ed – November 2019
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 Pond Life - A short story of about 9,130 words.
A horror story for Halloween, involving the strange friends Tim made on Twitter and the……. But I’m getting ahead of the story.  The Hornsey Vampires - Chapter 19 – Circle of Arcardis
Word count 6,472 Laura had one of those days. She knew exactly where she going and what she was going to do there. Then life got in the way. Enjoy Ed – October 2019  Ishmael - Chapter 9 – Royal Darwin Hospital
Word count 6,082 Brenda wakes up in hospital, but her problems with the aliens aren’t over. Enjoy Ed – October 2019  The Hornsey Vampires - Chapter 18 – Clufford Hall
Word count 5,577 Laura and Mabina have their first battle with the Silver Dawn, a famed and feared group of occultists. Enjoy Ed – December 2019  Ishmael - Chapter 8 – A Quiet World
Word Count 6,631 The alien takeover is slow but thorough, but there are still those trying to fight back. Enjoy Ed – October 2019  The Hornsey Vampires - Chapter 17 – Abduction & Murder
Word count 5,515 A tangled web of deceit to keep William Jarrold behind bars. While Laura and Mabina set about recovering another priceless artefact. Enjoy Ed – September 2019 Ishmael - Chapter 7 – Synchronicity
Word count 6,113 Trouble on the moon for the inhabitants of Base Albion. While on Earth, Ish decides he needs to investigate the strange happenings near Stourbridge. Enjoy Ed – September 2019  The Hornsey Vampires - Chapter 16 – Tooth of the Saint
Word count 6,751 Laura and Mabina are sent after another artefact, this time in one of the prettiest small villages in Surrey. The vampire books will continue BTW, I’m already planning book 3. Enjoy Ed – September 2019  Ishmael - Chapter 6 – Kakadu
Word count 6,453 Mordor One is explored by some very nervous students, while Matt finds something nasty in Kakadu National Park. Enjoy Ed – September 2019 |
Author - Ed CowlingSelf Employed consultant from North London Archives
January 2020
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