Martin Smith
Martin Smith
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
Geelong Cereal Community
by the Geelong Cereal community Hi folks, and welcome to the first edition of The Good, the Bad and the I'm Sorry, What? Each month our panel of writers will answer three questions. Two will be serious questions that relate to writing, and the third will be something
News
G'day readers and writers. Just a quick news update from Mel to let you know that I talked to Ian Campbell at 94.7 the Pulse this morning about what we're building together here at Geelong Cereal, and the very exciting possibility of having some of
Martin Smith
Denise Main & Ian Chisholm
Denise Main Ian Chisholm Have you read the previous chapter yet? Another day dawned and yawned its lack of promise and relief from the mind-numbing sameness it had presented the day before. ‘Archie it’s your turn to do the shopping,’ George said, not looking at Archie, who was
Kristine Fitzgerald
By Kristine Fitzgerald Have you read the previous chapters yet? “It’s still not quite right,” Fletcher said. He and Silkie were role-playing being a child with a strict parent, similar to the relationship that Fletcher had with Martin. “I want to be more assertive. You know, speak up
J.S. Harman
JSH will launch the third book in his Darkworlds Saga – Dark Skies – on Sunday 2 August. His energetic publishing schedule has been quite something to witness and he must be getting it right because he recently surpassed 100 reviews, quite a feat for an author who published their first book
Steve Gray
by Steve Gray Previous episode Amidst much secrecy the new shop up the ‘top end’ of the street has finally been renovated, the builders kept citing various difficulties, plumbing not where it was meant to be and the list went on. Laurie Hanlon the proprietor didn’t seem to be