Written as a sequel to the Chaplin film "Pay Day," Little Tramp Charlie and his wife Phyllis wage a slapstick battle with each other in their stormy marriage. Rated T for slapstick violence, alcohol abuse and a lot of lying.

Another "Little Tramp" story...contains drama, humor, a murder mystery/trial and a bit of an odd love story. Rated T for the murder part - nothing gory though. Please read and review!

A Little Tramp story. A rich man and a poor man's lives become strangely intertwined. Includes two interesting "families." Some serious drama with a bit of humour. Rated T for alcohol abuse.

If he can get up off the ground, dust himself off, and walk into the sunset, why can't the rest of us?

A Little Tramp story. The tramp meets a somewhat outcast little girl. Contains 2 timelines, the earlier is inspired by the Keystone films and has a lot of slapstick and silliness. The later, more sentiment.

A western/mystery/adventure story, starring the Little Tramp and another silent character, Harry Langdon's Little Elf. This includes some slapstick and humour, and a bit of a mystery too.

A novilization of Charlie Chaplin's famous film, The Kid. Well up to a certain point... Written for school then posted.

Another Little Tramp story...he is hired at a ranch and tries to uncover a mystery there; in the meantime he falls in love. Rated T for mild alcohol abuse and mild violence.

This story is based on Charlie Chaplin's character "The Little Tramp." Because all of these movies were silent, I have tried to keep the feel of a silent movie. It is a simple story, with some slapstick humor. Rated T for some drama. Please read & review!

The Tramp finds himself on the receiving end of a child's admiration. This is something he doesn't really want. Who is she and why is she following him? It's not easy to write slapstick, but I have tried. Uses Charlie Chaplin's Tramp character.