Charlie and Priya, both students at Malaya University, are young and in love, and Valentine's Day is coming up. Only problem is, Charlie's got a job handing out chastity flyers and Priya's not too happy about it ...

The Flyer Man by Jonny Aldridge was read by Rhik Samadder at the Liars' League Business & Pleasure event at the Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London, on Tuesday 10th September 2013.

Sir John Paternoster, bereaved father and heroic drinker, encounters a young girl who reminds him irresistibly of his dead daughter Ruth ...

Paternoster by Richard Smyth was read by Peter Noble at the Liars' League Business & Pleasure event at the Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London, on Tuesday 10th September 2013.

Vertigo is the poetry-writing voice of the emptiness. Dave is a cocky crow. Together, they watch over the lonely, desperate and suicidal ... and sometimes give them a nudge. Raven-black humour and a weird alternate universe combine in Ian Green's morbid fiction.

Vertigo by Ian Green was read by Paul Clarke at the Liars' League Life & Limb event on Tuesday August 13th 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

Bored executive Bill has moved on from building model airplanes in his basement to a full-sized set of "real, goddam, feathery wings". But as the whole town starts to get excited about his maiden flight, will this 21st-century Icarus have the guts to jump off the Gordon Building?

Good Hope by Tessa North was read by Greg Page at the Liars' League Life & Limb event on Tuesday August 13th 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

"Brendan snapped his banjo string in Sharon's vagina the first time they tried to have sex. There was blood everywhere. It spurted out of his willy like it was a Super-Soaker 5000 ..."

Preheating the Oven by David McGrath was read by Lin Sagovsky at the Liars' League Life & Limb event on Tuesday August 13th 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

Your life is great, your girlfriend is great, your apartment is great and your precious, prized bonsai looks fabulous on the mantelpiece ... until it starts to sicken. Can the tree - and your life as you know it - survive?

Hospital Field by Sian Melangell Dafydd was read by Adam Diggle at the Liars' League Life & Limb event on Tuesday August 13th 2013

On returning home from a debauched and disastrous wedding, our hero is shocked to find that a woman in his building threw herself out of a window - and even more shocked when he starts to see her doing it over and over again ...

The Flying Man Hypothesis by Joshan Esfandiari Martin was read by Cliff Chapman at the Liars' League Life & Limb event on Tuesday August 13th 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

When Emma and Dan go charity hitchhiking in France, they're lucky to be picked up by Englishman Henry - but, as talk turns to serial killing, should they have let him drive on by?

Le Boucher by Matthew Parker was read by Henrietta Clemett at the Liars' League Life & Limb event on Tuesday August 13th 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

When a cargo ship runs aground on the Devon coast, 37-year-old estate agent Walter Pizarro scents plunder and comes over all buccaneer. But will his lust for gold and his willingness to sell his granny sink him?

The Maiden Voyage of Walter Pizarro by Rob Hawke was read by Cliff Chapman at the Liars' League Hope & Glory event on Tuesday 9th July, 2013, at the Phoenix pub, Cavendish Square, London.

Major-General Count Albrecht Schmarkov, used to cutting a swathe through the society ladies of St. Petersburg, is presented with two problems in wooing the unimaginably wealthy Princess Nadya: one, he's an idiot, and two, she's twelve.

The Glorious Count by Alan Graham was read by Tony Bell at the Liars' League Hope & Glory event on Tuesday 9th July, 2013, at the Phoenix pub, Cavendish Square, London.