Tagged in LONDON SHORT FICTION
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: Sirens Of The Tideway

Emily Williams recounts a ghostly chase.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: The Race

Race, race against the dying of the light.
By Londonist

Send Us Your Stories About London At Night

If we like them, we'll publish them.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: Asparagus And Syrian Gold

Getting daring on a date.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: The Station Clock

A slow walk to Euston.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: The Soho Nocturnes

A lost soul paces the streets.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: Vegan Pigeon Eater

A south London cafe gets an unwelcome visitor.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: RTA

There's been an accident. But who's the victim?
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: Direction

A time-shifting pub crawl.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: One Summer In London

A very personal theft.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: Stepping Stones

A night-time dance in the city.
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London Short Fiction: Easy Pickings

Who's watching whom on the bustling Southbank?
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London Short Fiction: The Sender Of Second Chances

Watching out for lonely hearts.
By M@

Short Stories About London Wanted

Your theme = summertime.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: An Afternoon Some Time Ago

A nostalgic ride on the London Eye.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: The Patient Banker

A visitor calls in at a houseboat.

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London Short Fiction: The Further Adventures Of Kay Richardson, Actor

A washed-up actor tussles with mannequins.
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London Short Fiction: The Busker Ascends

Plague stalks the West End.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: The Conqueror

Here's what happens if you nick London Stone.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: Tastes Like Chicken

Just how secure is the Tower of London?
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: The Wallbuilder

London Bridge is falling down.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: They Walked

What if the buildings decided to get up and leave?
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London Short Fiction: London Falls

In the future, we can all be Godzilla.
By Londonist

London Short Fiction: The Man From BEER

Which bits of London would you delete?