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Extract: A Short Fiction Set In Brick Lane's Beigel Bake

Too Close and Not Close Enough.
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London Short Fiction: Picking A Pocket Or Two

You'll never believe what the squirrels are up to.
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London Short Fiction: Second Hand Meditation

Nightmares soothed in the Isle of Dogs.
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London Short Fiction: Heath Swimming

Heartbreak in Hampstead.
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London Short Fiction: Lost Sister

A fairy tale for modern London.
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London Short Fiction: The Wishing Duck Of Regent’s Park

Be careful what you wish for.
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London Short Fiction: The Strangest Suitor

When your date doesn't turn out as you'd expected.
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We Want Your Short Stories About London's Green Spaces

Get published on Londonist.
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London Short Fiction: Mud Man

A modern London fairy tale to leave you a bit moist eyed.
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London Short Fiction: Waterloo Sunrise

A strange figure emerges from the Waterloo mist.
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London Short Fiction: The Last Train

Meet your fairy godmother on the tube.
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London Short Fiction: The Fingernail Fairy

A fairy tale for modern London.
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London Short Fiction: The Let Down Competition

A mango has a fight with a pig.
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New Fairytales For London: Competition Winners

4 modern fables come out of short fiction contest.
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London Short Fiction: The Modern Fire Of London

A dragon causes chaos in the city.
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London Short Fiction: Places To Hide A T-Rex In London

About time someone tackled this one.
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London Short Fiction: The Makings Of A Killer

A dark encounter in Southwark.
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London Short Fiction: Lyndon The Greatest Thief In London

By Sam Hogan, age 7.
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Short Fiction Competition: Fairytales Of The City

Create a new modern folk tale.
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London Short Fiction: The Lion

By Robert Chell, age 12.
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London Short Fiction: Graphic Novels

A Booker Prize winner with writer's block.
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London Short Fiction: The Guardian Of Travellers

Advice from a bus station sage.
By James Drury

Send Us London Stories For Children And By Children

The best will win a prize.
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London Short Fiction: Mark

Struggling actor to action hero.