I lived off easey street
I lived off easey street
I lived off easey street
Fletcher the kangaroo: life and death
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Happy new year! I'll be taking most of January off which means that Geelong Cereal will pause for a few weeks. The next chapters of I Lived Off Easey Street and Fletcher will come out soon, and then I'll be stepping away. But there is a
Fletcher the kangaroo: life and death
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Colour, ritual and everyday magic There’s a sense of gentle mystery in The Whimsical Hand’s work: playful, deeply rooted in reflection, healing and ancestral knowing. Her art feels like a conversation with yourself after a long night of thinking, it's soft, reassuring, intuitive and quietly radiant.
I lived off easey street
By Steve Gray Hold on! Have you read the previous chapters? It was a usual kind of a day, things were ticking over and in the door a lady wandered in, professionally presented and with a nice smile. Her face was familiar to me but I wasn’t sure where
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Capturing beauty At the very beginning of her artistic life, having just finished high school, Darrah Lestideau already carries herself with the air of someone who has spent years thinking carefully about what art is supposed to do and what it demands of the person making it. Her work spans
Fletcher the kangaroo: life and death
Kristine Fitzgerald
Talking to Kristine Fitzgerald and reading her delightful novel, Fletcher the Kangaroo, one thing becomes clear almost immediately: Fitzgerald has a quiet, steady belief that stories can help people live better, softer, less fearful lives. On the surface, Fletcher the Kangaroo is a charming bush tale about a cheeky young
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