Stories to Tell Collection

A collection of absurd, weird and rather eclectic short stories for your reading pleasure. Four eBooks offering very short stories dripping in odd dark humour and satire. All designed to distract you from what you're doing. Great for the train or bus, maybe even the loo.

A Story or Two to Tell (Stories to tell Book #1)

Book #1 from the series: Stories to Tell Collection

For readers who enjoy their humour with no sugar and no cream. Welcome to A Story or Two to Tell – a wildly entertaining collection that kicks off the Stories to Tell Collection from Australian author Alan Crawford.


Meet a retired Environmental Health Officer with a healthy dose of grumpiness and a razor-sharp tongue. From the confines of an aged...

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More Stories to Tell (Stories to tell Book #2)

Book #2 from the series: Stories to Tell Collection

The audience is growing. The stories are getting weirder.

Welcome back to More Stories to Tell – the second volume in the wonderfully warped Stories to Tell Collection from Australian author Alan Crawford.

From his perch in an aged care complex, our favourite grumpy narrator returns with two brand new tales for his ever-growing audience. Growing...

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Very Odd Short Stories (Stories to tell Book #3)

Book #3 from the series: Stories to Tell Collection

For readers who find the world just a little too normal...

Welcome to Very Odd Short Stories – seventeen gloriously absurd tales from the wonderfully warped imagination of Australian author Alan Crawford.

Inspired by the legendary weirdness of Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams, these darkly humorous short stories offer a uniquely Australian blend...

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Really Odd Short Stories (Stories to tell Book 4)

Book #4 from the series: Stories to Tell Collection

Welcome to Really Odd Short Stories – seventeen absurdly funny tales from the wonderfully warped imagination of Alan Crawford.

Inspired by the legendary weirdness of Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams, these darkly humorous short stories offer a uniquely Australian blend of sarcasm, cynicism, and pure, unfiltered absurdity.

Inside this collection...

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