P A Swanborough
By P A Swanborough. pamswanborough.com Cue the intro music! [This week, Eric Satie: Gymnopedie #1] Hi. My name is Pam. I publish as P A Swanborough; if I used my full name, the covers would have to be laid out in landscape. Or I suppose I could put my
Martin Smith
By Martin Smith Previous Episodes ‘Two streets, pig’s arse,’ BB muttered as he finally saw the street sign for Woodland Drive ahead. He’d taken an hour to reach the first intersection after Trot Tower and then another hour to arrive at the second. ‘Who the hell designed this
Denise Main & Ian Chisholm
By Denise Main and Ian Chisholm Previous Episodes Archie waited until George left the Bridge with spade at the ready to complete his ablutions. Then he pulled out his wallet and emptied it onto his cupped hand, a two-dollar coin, eighty cents in twenty cent coins and a few
Dilini Fredrick
A short story by Dilini Fredrick A mortuary in Van Nuys has a coffin for $395. Great deal. Fibreboard, and totally natural. A grey cloth is mentioned too for, I don't know, to lay upon the corpse? And it's, the coffin, is lined with white cloth.
Kristine Fitzgerald
By Kristine Fitzgerald Have you read the previous chapters yet? Back at his place once more, Fletcher rested on the ground beside a cluster of rocks. He was quite high up and he looked down at the view. Most of the ground cover was an earthy brown colour but it
Steve Gray
by Steve Gray Previous Episodes Tom at Ecelectica has noticed over the past few weeks that Mrs Mac hasn’t been her usual self. There’s been more difficulty than usual in her walking. On the ‘odd’ occasion she drops in for a coffee on her way down the street.
Geelong Cereal Community
Sorry to bother you with alarm bells on this glorious sunny Sunday, folks! Its not our aim to drive you mad with constant newsletters, but unfortunately this can't wait for the next monthly update. It has been brought to our attention that some members have been sending correspondence,
Martin Smith
by Martin Smith Previous Episode Late afternoon, BB stood at the base of the great tower. He tilted his head further and further back as he took in the skyscraper’s splendour in all its glass and steel magnificence. ‘Hoo-wee!’ he said. ‘It’d take more than a huff
Mel King
Brett J Cole
by Brett J Cole I began writing this to explain the intent and thought process behind the first illustrated children’s book I made called “Shine”, but I very quickly realised that in order to do so I also need to explain what art and writing means to me – especially
Phoebe Hancox
by Phoebe Hancox Previous episode I woke having forgotten the events of the past 24 hours. ‘You awake yet?’ My eyes shot open, and panic set in. It had not been a dream, but rather an ongoing nightmare Though it occurred to me That I did not know the names
Steve Gray
Season One Finale! by Steve Gray Sally was enjoying some morning sun sweeping out the front of her shop, she stopped for a moment watching Gail chat to a guy across the road, she opened the front door to the shop that had sat empty for way too long, he