Tag: kindle

• Short Story: Traffic

  Trafficby Richard Holliday 1,888 words Fans whirred in the server hall. It was raining outside but here the weather never faltered from a dry warmth. The detritus of packing crates filled the floor. In ill-fitting, standard issue navy-blue jumpers, a couple of technicians unplugged their diagnostics equipment and stood back, with one’s finger poised above…

  Richard Holliday

  January 26, 2015

  Writing

  cyberpunk, kindle, short stories

• Book Choice of the Year 2014

  I was originally advised not to title this post my “Book of the Year” as none of the contenders were published during 2014. However, I have chosen to disregard this advice. 2014 has been a great year in terms of reading and I’ve enjoyed some thoroughly gripping stories through my Kindle. As such, I’d like…

  Richard Holliday

  December 26, 2014

  Articles, Reviews, Writing

  kindle, reading, recommendations

• Short Story: Epicentre

  Epicentre by Richard Holliday 4,281 words Through the window in the cabin of the airliner to the right lay the Irish Sea, glistening in the morning sunlight and refracting it into pretty sparkles. Across the aisle and through the opposite window to the left was the muddy green of the ground below. This was fast…

  Richard Holliday

  November 17, 2014

  Writing

  kindle, post-apocalyptic, short stories