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Cats Who Walk Like Gentlemen, by Robert Florence

Robert Florence's comic short story reveals the dark doings of the Scottish Illuminati.

Pick Me Up, by Angela Barnes

A bittersweet story by Angela Barnes, recorded at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2015.

Love and Orangutans by Romesh Ranganathan

Romesh Ranganathan reads his comic story in front of an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Bad Fairytale by Grainne Maguire

Comedian Grainne Maguire reads her story in front of an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe.

The Gospel According to Judas

Irreverent story by satirist John O'Farrell. What if Judas had written the Gospels?

The Understudy

By Jenny Eclair. An actress recalls the highs and (mainly) lows of her life and career.

Kill Dilly

By Aisling Bea. Dark and funny tale about a man struggling to cope with retirement.

I Bought a Monkey to Stand Out in the New York Art Scene

By Sanjeev Kohli. Absurdist tale about a man determined to put Bishopbriggs on the map.

The Woman Who Sniffed

By Susan Calman. A wry look at office politics.

Just When You Thought It Was Safe to be Green

Patrick Monahan's story warns against paying attention to government crime statistics.

On The Dot

By Shazia Mirza. Mrs Pims is late for everything but no-one knows why. Until one day...

Stairlift Us Up Where We Belong

A woman goes from being thought of as useful to becoming invisible.

Spooky and the Van

17-year-old Julian's blog on his weird limbo between school and university.

A Difference of Opinion by Bridget Christie

Bridget's husband is assaulted by a European leader's ghost.

May Contain Nuts

By Janey Godley. A daughter suddenly realises her cantankerous father is getting old.

Hair of the Dead

By Sarah Millican. Young hairdresser Kitty gets some work experience in a funeral parlour.

Gone Phishing

By Jon Richardson. Tom meets a woman on the internet, but all is not what it seems.

'The Three Times I Dumped Eleanor, and the Manner of her Death'

Comedian Russell Kane reads his own short story, recorded at the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe.

'Sorry for Your Loss'

Comedian James Acaster reads his own short story, recorded at the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe.

'Club Sandwich'

Comedian Mark Watson reads his own short story, recorded live at the Edinburgh Fringe.