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Kevin Connelly

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Kevin Connelly

Category Archives: Short Stories

eBook available now

May 7, 2016

“Pools of Light”, my 2015 collection of poetry, prose and photography is available now for purchase online, in eBook format. …

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Whistling past the graveyard

September 11, 2015

Whistling past the Graveyard and on beyond the Bridge   ( A tale commonly told in many forms, but in …

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Searching For Love

November 24, 2014

Searching for love Lorraine watched, in a carefully furtive manner, as the red tail lights disappeared around the corner. Their …

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For the taxman, a love story

September 29, 2014

For the taxman, a love story When she said she was having an affair I didn’t believe her, as simple …

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Still waters run deep

August 30, 2013

Still Waters Run Deep The other lads didn’t mind him much, one way or the other.  He was never so …

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The last hobo

July 26, 2013

The last true hobo If you looked too closely at him you could imagine him giving you the Evil Eye.  …

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Help me out with this, please,

April 16, 2013

The following story was published recently by Short Story Sundays, you can find them here  http://www.shortstorysunday.com/ Now they are running …

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Changing Lightbulbs

August 25, 2012

Changing Lightbulbs It was a dark bar, not just in comparison to the strong sunshine outside, it was a dark …

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The Stolen Child

March 21, 2012

They, the Big People that is, think we’ve gone away. But we haven’t, gone away that is, we haven’t gone …

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The Homecoming

September 3, 2011

The Homecoming At school the tension had been barely restrained all day.  Every chance to whisper, to pass notes, had …

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