Inside Stories is the fifth book of short stories by Scottish author Christopher J F Gibson. The stories tell of ordinary people who surprise us with their extraordinary behaviour. The narratives are in turn edgy and moral. They take us into the 'underworld' of antiques, librarians, model railway enthusiasts, snobbery and immigrants. The five tales amount to nearly 10,000 words in total. They represent a different genre from those the author has previously published and have found some inspiration from some of Roald Dahls stories 'Tales of The Unexpected.'