Dear Peter by Jan Moran Neil. The teller of this children's story has grown up.

Pinkie Plays the Blues by Babs Stevenson. A blues singer needs to agonise over something.

Lagly by Neal Mason. You just don't get the class of prisoner you used to.

Connie by Linda Morse. An old lady with her own rhyme and reason.

Relative Fortunes by John Hill. A peer with a sense of his own worth.

Guido by Kay Shacklock. Ever wondered how musical notation began?

Entente Cordiale by Neal Mason. A manic Napoleon explains his strategy.

Ageing, Algorithms and Achievement by Phil Taylor. A teacher looks back, but the present keeps interrupting.

It's My Wonderful Life by Cynthia Arsenault. Everything's just fine - isn't it?

Nora's Flood by Theresa Sowerby. Nora has problems of Biblical proportions.