Martin Smith
by Martin Smith Previous Episodes Having scrambled up and over the gates, BB ran up the driveway until his lungs burned and his side stitched. He stopped and stood panting as he looked up towards the lit house in the far distance. He then set off and hobbled up the
Denise Main & Ian Chisholm
By Denise Main and Ian Chisholm Previous Episodes The night had been bitterly cold. Archie was in no hurry to get out and face the elements so George set off, shopper in tow, his black and white beany pulled down low over his ears. With his large khaki greatcoat collar
Geelong Cereal Community
Update: 12:29am Saturday 22/8 Anyone interested in having their micro-story featured on air, please record it on your phone in a quiet location, slowly and clearly, and send it to me as an MP3 by the end of today. Please use the title and your initials as
Kristine Fitzgerald
By Kristine Fitzgerald Have you read the previous chapters yet? “Welcome everyone, but a special welcome to Liza who is joining us for the first time.” Fletcher listened as Jeremiah spoke and looked curiously at the new kangaroo. She had big brown eyes and a youthful-looking face. “I’m
Geelong Cereal Community
By the Geelong Cereal Community Welcome to the third edition of the Geelong Cereal Community's collected microfiction! This month has yielded the most submissions to date, and once again we're thrilled to present a diverse collection of the thoughtful and reflective as well as a good
Steve Gray
By Steve Gray Previous Episodes Are We Fashionable Yet? It had been a long while since the shop across from Sally’s bookstore had been looked at, but today there was some ‘Movement at the Station.’ Rec spotted that Gail was opening the front door with a fashionably attired lady
J.S. Harman
By J.S. Harman Previous Author Talks We were delighted to catch up with J.S. Harman yesterday, following the much anticipated launch of Dark Skies, the third and final installment in his much talked about Darkworlds Saga. Here's what he had to say: Last time we spoke,
Lizard Qween Zine
By Geelong Cereal's new contributor, Gemma Frances. Lizard Qween Zine is about making art, mental health, shared struggles, and the art of self care amidst the madness.
Martin Smith
By Martin Smith Previous Episodes Twilight had fallen to dusk by the time the mountains of wood—but not the billowing smoke—disappeared from BB’s sight as he approached the end of Woodland Drive. Beneath the streetlights and through the smoke haze, he could just make out the house
Andy Mclean
By Andy Mclean Geelong Cereal is thrilled to present new episodes of Andy Mclean's gripping, high stakes serial The Watchers! Episode One is repeated here for convenient recapping. Episode One The air inside the cavernous steel shed is hot and sticky, and ripe with a thick soup of
News
Good morning, literature enthusiasts! We have a few quick updates for you on this dark, chilly morning. At least, it's dark and chilly just now, at 4am, in Geelong. It's not inconcievable that by the time you read this, we might have experienced a small seismic
Steve Gray
By Steve Gray Previous Episodes It was Tuesday, Mrs Mac’s day out, she caught up with her sister once a week, who is a suburb away and so it was ‘off to the bus’ on Tuesdays. Mr Mandal had an idea, he knew that Mrs Mac’s front yard