Kamran Connelly

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Jan, 2025

Stories (3)

3 Stories

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“I owe a cat.” by Kamran Connelly

Submitted to Contest #287

I owe a Cat. By Kamran Connelly For the twenty-seventh consecutive workday, I watch from my office window, as a man I know to be the owner of a small accountancy firm in the same office building, climbs as clumsy as one would expect a middle aged, slightly overweight man dressed more suitably for the golf course over an eight-foot wall. I have affectionately named him Harold, as he bears an uncanny resemblance to the famous director, Harold Ramis. The wall belongs to a long-closed business, Hewitts Precision Tool Makers. Once a s...

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“A bear named A.G.” by Kamran Connelly

Submitted to Contest #286

A Bear named A.G.By Kamran ConnellyAs the police car arrived at the little house on Bellow grove. The younger of two brothers stood peering from the upstairs window of the humble home. He watched the police men walk up the driveway and relief washed over him. They were both bigger than dad and could surely get them away from this place. The fear of a furious father, vicious and possessed by a spirit from Russia, subsided when the sturdy knock of authority banged on the door. The younger of the brothers, nine years old, assured his older sibl...

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“A Very Harsh Side-line.” by Kamran Connelly

Submitted to Contest #285

A Very Harsh Side-lineBy Kamran ConnellyHere tucked at the back of the dark cupboard of useless and seasonal things. Usurped and rendered useless by a rendering my kind could only ever dream of; I wallow in bitterly accepted defeat. The door opens. It hasn’t opened in over a year and that was only to retrieve a box a Christmas lights. I assume the box of lights is being returned, but to my surprise, I see an old foe. His power cord wrapped around his body like a shackled prisoner. They dump him on top of the dusty old record player like a di...

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Author bio

Amateur writer. Professional idiot. Published in places on the interweb. Read more at Tim Saunders Publishing & WitCraft