Tom Alexander

One hundred and eleven six-word stories about hell, in three editions.

A proposed financial awareness app that gives you insight into your spending.

A kit for opening up your inner vision.

A warning about the menace that lurks among us.

A short story about a hapless member of the marketing department.

A short story printed on a mask which must be read in a mirror.

A series of stories about writer’s block, contained in a recursively bound booklet.

A small text toy derived from the phrase “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog”.

A ‘reverse Pygmalion’ on sandpaper.

A commercial crime thriller, written for the arachnid reader.

Orientation defines story in this two postcard set.

A never-ending story about not getting the hang of it.

A story about a mug, on a mug.

A set of two backpack-like volumes about a pair of animals sharing their habitat.

A card-backed, clear plastic shell containing an intangible representation of HG Wells’ classic character. Alternately, an empty piece of packaging.

Odd bits of bureaucracy to complete at your leisure.