"Much of it (Presslie's unpublished fiction) is handwritten in Dad's terrible scrawl (pharmacists handwriting is famously about as bad as doctors). I typed up a pretty long story a few years ago, 'The Day After Eternity'. the sequel to 'The Day Before Never'.Unfortunately the laptop I used totally died and I hadn't backed it up elsewhere!  

'The Day Before Never' was always my favourite story of Dad's.  I'm sure it's wouldn't be a favourite of someone who has read all his work, especially read whilst an adult.  But when I read them all as a kid, the one with aliens and ray-guns was bound to be a favourite over the more cerebral stories.

Perhaps I should try again but starting with one of the shorter stories.  There is one here which is even already typed up, at 10,080 words, according to his notes.  'Amos Basserman'.

LET THE DAY PERISH - an unpublished Robert Presslie story, .pdf zipfile.