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PUBLICATION OPPORTUNITIES – MEMBER NEWS – EVENTS FOR WRITERS – UPCOMING NEW FEATURES – MICROFICTION OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS – SERIAL UPDATES – BOOK LAUNCHES G'day writers and readers! I hope this grey, blustery week is treating you well. This is just a quick note (Yes, we know, they're never quick notes) to
Steve Gray
by Steve Gray Previous episode The Facey page as it had become known, was often a source of amusement for the local shopkeepers, a joke here, an amusing quote there, a serious questions and a few comments soon made sure there was something to smile about or ponder. Some days
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Denise Main & Ian Chisholm
Denise Main Ian Chisholm Have you read the previous chapter yet? After the usual scant breakfast, they tidied their little patch and stashed their meagre belongings into the supermarket trolley. They stored this out of sight behind the bluestone retaining wall, finally covering it with the old, reclaimed tarp and
Kristine Fitzgerald
By Kristine Fitzgerald Have you read the previous chapters yet? “And how about you, Fletcher? You said you would perhaps like to become a teacher.” “I think so.” “Good. So, there are a few options for you as well. You may choose to work with very young kangaroos.” “Do you
Steve Gray
by Steve Gray Previous episode Darley street can get busy, various locals come and go, Mrs Mac, the Graham family and many more. With the way things are during the weekdays, there are not many ‘old school’ regulars, most people are working, at least a part time job, and doing
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Steve Gray
by Steve Gray Previous episode Chloe called Sally, ‘Things are a bit strange around here at the moment, there’s been a bunch of people walk in and check out our kids books, now that’s a good thing, but more people than usual.’ Sally said ‘Yay! The more customers
Geelong Cereal Community
by the Geelong Cereal Community Congratulations, everyone, on another fantastic response to our winter microfiction call-outs! Please enjoy another clever, thought-provoking and diverse collection of micro-stories. We are pleased to welcome new contributors to this edition, and we couldn't be more pleased with what has
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Denise Main & Ian Chisholm
Denise Main Ian Chisholm Have you read the previous chapter yet? After a long and restless night, Archie stirred. His knees were aching in concert with his lower back, setting off a chain reaction of twinges of sympathy from other nooks and crannies of his body. He groaned as a