Some people love their gadgets, phones and computers - but what if your computer could love you back?

What I am Without: A Sonnet, by Richard Smyth was read by Adam Diggle at the Liars' League MAN & MACHINE event on Tuesday 14th May 2013 at the Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

When Jacob adopts a radical new solution to losing all his gadgets, little does he know that this is the way to a technophile psychology student's heart ...

Duct Tape, Masking Tape, Whatever by Darren Lee was read by Sabina Cameron at the Liars'' League MAN & MACHINE event on Tuesday 14th May 2013 at the Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

Our audience's twelve-word erotic flashes, signed with their porn names. Read by Andrew Freedman. Fwoargh.

Ever wondered what happens when you die? Well, when Bruce and the Hawk-Faced Man bought it, they turned into fictional characters - inkheads - and this is what it's like.

Meatheads by Dean Kisling was read by Steve Wedd at the Liars' League Twist & Turn event on Tuesday 9th April, 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

A romantic weekend away, cruising down the great rivers of Europe through beautiful scenery ... then your sleeping boyfriend gets a flirty text from another woman. Brilliant.

Boat Trip by Lucy Maddox was read by Susan Moisan at the Liars' League Twist & Turn event on Tuesday 9th April 2013, at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

"Everything tastes, just a tiny bit, of fucking, fucking LEMONS!"

The Bells of St Clement's by Ian Green was read by Patsy Prince at the Liars' League Twist & Turn event on Tuesday 9th April, 2013, at the Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

"Hello. Welcome to Purgatory. You are currently held in a queue. Please keep your luggage with you at all times. We value your presence here."

Call Centre by Graham Buchan was read by Paul Clarke at the Liars' League Twist & Turn event on Tuesday 9th April, 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

Lucy and her mother Susan are having some trouble. There's keys in the butter, nobody can find the remote control, and there's a doctor's appointment to get to ...

Upside Down Pudding by Carolyn Eden was read by Louisa Gummer at the Liars' League Twist & Turn event on Tuesday 9th April, 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

For a seven-year-old lad life can be confusing and scary, especially when his Mum works nights and there's a killer about ...

Bikes by Paul Robinson was read by Cliff Chapman at the Liars' League Twist & Turn event on Tuesday 9th April, 2013 at The Phoenix, Cavendish Square, London.

2013 judge Tania Hershman reads a couple of her own flash fictions and introduces readings of the winning story and two runners up in the following order:

- Lin Sagovsky reads MISS COPLEY'S FREEDOM (runner up) by Trystan Lewis

- Greg Page reads LAGLY (runner up) by Neal Mason

- Tricia Stewart reads the winning story, FOR THE DISCERNING TRAVELLER by Grace Tsai