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The Ecphorizer
Issue 05
December 2005

The Paul Gregson Issue
Table Of Contents
Personal Stories    
Recollections of an Epicure Paul Gregson recounts the one time he trumped George Towner at cards as well as music
A Quiet Weekend in the Country Paul Gregson relates a particular weekend that was hardly quiet
Doc Burley's Phobia Paul Gregson Who would've thought that gentle Paul could tell such a horrifying story?
Vatican Roulette Paul Gregson As a computer programmer, Paul relates a story of adding fertility data to an airline's reservation system!
The Full Treatment Paul Gregson spins this tale of a friend who got the "full treatment" when firemen put out the fire in his car.
Seated One Day At The Organ Paul Gregson was in a difficult predicament indeed, playing the church organ after consuming 96 ounces of Tiger Beer
A Day At The Zoo Paul Gregson recalls having a 100-pound leopard leaning against his back, purring in his ears.
Reflections of an Immigrant Paul Gregson explains some confusions he experienced on arriving in San Francisco in 1967.
How I Met Madeleine Paul Gregson reveals all in this first-person story of Love in the Fifties.


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Online Issues

We have a number of wonderful stories written by Paul Gregson and it's about time we shared them with our readers.  Most of these were originally published in the original print version of The Ecphorizer in the mid-1980s.  At the rate we're going reprinting them here, it's better to present them as The Paul Gregson Issue.

We're sure that you'll enjoy them as much as we did
Articles by Paul Gregson
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