Stredwick

I have published the following works on Any Stories.net: Undercover Soldier Part One, Uptown Lovers Book One and Two and The Downtown Kingston Massive Book One. Also on Any Stories are Better Days are Coming and No Tears for Sonya. The number of words in each book are as follows:Uptown Lovers-Book One-73,583 words and Uptown Lovers Book two-93,493. Undercover Soldier-56,815 words, Better Days-46,475. No Tears for Sonya-9,976 and the Downtown Kingston Massive-58,268 words.

The Worst is Over Now Short Summary of Stories: Dallus’ Gun-I heard some men plotting Dallus’ murder. My friend, Fred, saw a different set of men running from his house after his murder. So who really killed Dallus? Read further in Dallus’ Gun. The Break In-What did these men want the old, useless cadet guns for? Read further in the Break In. The Big Storm- The family of returning residents had been warned not to build their house on the river bank. Yet they stubbornly refused to heed the warnings of the villagers. Read about what happened to them in the Big Storm. Of Cutthroats, Highwaymen and Robbers-Read the story about the struggles of the villagers in the mid 1900s to reach three of the main towns in Jamaica to sell their produce and reach back home safely because of the dangers posed by these highwaymen. All told, in Cutthroats, Highwaymen and Robbers. The Downtown Kingston Massive (aka Jamaian Massive)- Errol Douse went to prison for slashing up Shorty Paul. Now that he

The following stories by Austin Mitchell have been published in Newspapers in Jamaica. I.I Attended a Dead Man’s Wedding 2.Son Tai’s Murder 3.The Scammers(The Young Shoplifters -One) 4.The Breadfruit Feast 5.Celestine’s Dilemma(The Iniquity Workers) 6.Run Bissie, Run(Run Freddie, Run) 7.Baxter’s Folly 8.The Forgiving 9.Examination Blues 10. The Body in the River 11.Dougal’s Luck 12.The Highflyers 13.False Papers There could be more. Most of these stories have been published in the Sunday Observer's Bookends Magazine. These stories are included in my collection of short stories

Sc hool Fights a short story by Austin Mitchell My old friend Elroy Reddy told me that two weeks into his high school life at Mc Cauley High in Nothern St Catherine, Cal Evans came to fight him. He was standing up in class. School was over for the day and he was getting ready to go home. Most students had already left. He was there when he felt a blow to his left side. He spun around and there was Cal. "So you want to take away my girl?" Cal fired a fist at him again and he ducked. The two of them then began to trade punches. Elroy said that he had fought in primary school, but Cal's punches were heavy. He grunted at the force of the boy's punches. Finally, just as he was about to finish off Cal, some bigger boys pulled them apart. Elroy said that he didn't understand why Cal came to fight him. He hardly knew the girl he was accusing him of taking away from him. He didn’t even know Cal as he had just met him for the first time, at the beginning of the school ter