The Bacterium and the Blue Whale - Episode Three
A white whale seeks professional help to overcome his blues.
Geelong Cereal Halloween Special – Mini Micro Fiction!
Silence Kills By Jo Curtain Darkness sweeps in unnoticed, and the cool air sighs heavily, thickening the figure of the lone woman into a silhouette. She’s been sitting on a bench for hours, writing, worrying. She puts the coat on. The weight of it—how it presses against her
Misser Back
Misser Back0:00/292.2529791× by Brett J Cole ‘Mister who..?’ he asked. Her words were always drawled when she was tired. Especially when it was that stubborn fatigue where he just knew it would take her ages to finally go to sleep. ‘Misser Back,’ she told him again. ‘Mister.
Pulp Fiction
A short story to celebrate Halloween.
Wild Orchids: Chapter 18
by Denise Main and Ian Chisholm Previous episodes At last, the time had come. On pension days, George withdrew just enough on which to survive. This was crucial to his plan to repay every cent of the money he stole from his brother. He estimated that it would take him
My Dragon, The Tetralogy: Part 4. My Dragon, Frozen In Time
By Ivor Steven My Dragon has been treated harshly For his mischievous nine crimes He was cruelly chained in poison ivy And mystically frozen in time I am allowed to ship him back home Encased in a huge wooden box In a straw-lined crate he looked like a giant
Amor Fati: Episode 7 - Tempting Fate
by Elyse Harrison Previous episodes That was the last time she saw James. That was, until today. As far as Clara was aware, after he had left her at the tree, he had hopped on his motorbike and simply rode away. ‘How is this possible?!’ Clara stared at the wedding
End of year members' dinner. Last call for spooky stories! Support Geelong Cereal so we can keep supporting you.
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The Weekly Tide – Latest works from GC's Poets' Palace
Smooth Talkers in Four Haikus By Celeste Blundell-Camden TALES AND TUNES ABOUND My Pulse quickened - it Was Ninety Four Point Seven It was - Smooth Talkers! SMOOTH DISCOVERY They read - sang - from depths Unexplored territory Bringing all to life…. RADIO REVIVAL Smooth Talkers - that lot What’s that they said:
Brittle Leaves
By Jo Curtain Stick in hand, I trace the lines of the boatshed. Leaves smudge the pond’s surface – a soft murmur of lines – then stillness. Weighted fern fronds bend – repeating lines settle. Memories return, anchoring deep aloneness. Trees weave into the quiet sky. Brittle leaves whisper a secluded pathway—
Two Truths and a Lie
By Mel King Alrighty folks We’re gonna play a little game Called Two Truths And a Lie It’s going to be about jobs. Again. Humor me. This narrative poem Concludes my employment trilogy Now two of these jobs I’ve actually done It’s your job To spot
About This Thing
Darley Street Ep 3 - About This Thing - Season Three By Steve Gray Sally stared at the final slide of Robert’s presentation on the website, which featured a pixelated diagram of what looked like a cross between a satellite dish and a psychic espresso machine. According to Robert, it was