We left Preston Dirge's office saga with Preston forced to drive Valerie home. His intoxicated subordinate demands that Preston joins her for a nightcap. Will a few drinks loosen lips?
Preston Dirges' saga continues with the sober Preston forced to drive his colleagues home from the pub. But not all of them will reach the end of the road...
In the previous episode of Preston Dirges' office saga, we left Valerie and Preston during the final round of a marathon pub session. Preston could not be counted out, having dodged the drink and disparaged his dodgy colleagues. But not everyone is still standing...
In the last instalment of Preston Dirges' office saga, our hero was trapped in the pub, forced to socialize with his colleagues. Will he survive the experience? Will they?
Fleeing the unwanted attentions of Reportgirl, Preston drags Valerie from the office, and bundles her into the pub. At long last, Preston is in a relatively safe environment, where he can finally tell Valerie what their department really does...
What is the afterlife like? An unlucky accident hurls neighbours Debbie and Nitin into the next world, which they find strangely reminiscent of the world they left behind...
Since joining Leading Edge Cables, Valerie has struggled to understand what her job is. Preston, her supervisor, seems unable to help. But when Doug, the Chief Operating Officer, calls Valerie to his office, she nervously hopes to get some answers...
She heard their voices. They sang, like a faraway chorus, carried by the breeze. Teetering at the edge of her mind, they whispered of needs, and dreams, and desires. These were not the voices she wanted.
In the last episode of Preston Dirges' office odyssey, we were introduced to Kirsty, rising star of Leading Edge Cables. Now Kirsty pays a visit to the Business Intelligence team. Will intelligence protect Gordon and Tina from Kirsty's charming wiles...?
This website showcases content created by Eric Priezkalns, who also uses the pen name Ray Blank when writing science fiction. It includes stories, essays, poems, short films and audio recordings.
