Non-Fiction , Writer Interviews 7 Things You Need To Know About Being a Full-Time Author September 10, 2018 0 Comment The following guest post comes from YA fantasy author Helen Scheuerer: For the longest time, us creative writers have been …
Adventure , Family , Fiction HIDDEN HOMES by Madeleine Johns June 18, 2018 0 Comment Amy Ellis was only five years old when she discovered a new world. It was underneath the ground, hidden away …
Family , poetry , Tales GOOD NIGHT by Wanda Deglane May 29, 2018 0 Comment My father enters my room at 12 AM to wish me good night. It seems ages have passed since he …
Family , Non-Fiction , Tales RED ROSES AND SYMPHONIES by Cristina Bresser May 25, 2018 0 Comment My grandfather Orsini died of tedium. It was not the prostate cancer that killed him, but the compulsory retirement after …
Adventure , Friendships , Life , poetry LOVE AFTER THE STORM by Wanda Deglane May 22, 2018 0 Comment When you kiss me, is it you there? Are you in your body, or somewhere a thousand miles away? You …
Fiction , Relationships EBBS AND FLOWS by Hannah Macauley-Gierhart April 16, 2018 0 Comment The sky is butterscotch as the sun melts towards night. I am at the beach with my children, and as …
Fiction CHARLIE by Katelin Farnsworth April 12, 2018 0 Comment There are orange and yellow leaves with markings on them. These markings look like they come from a cat’s paw …
Fiction , Tales TILLY’S TEA-CHEST by Nadia King April 03, 2018 2 Comments Tilly stares at the cardboard box perched innocuously on her dining table. Kent—Removals & Storage—for Peace of Mind is written …
Fiction , Friendships PLEASANTON AVENUE by Michael Anthony March 22, 2018 1 Comment Unlike his friend George, Nick Maier was not impulsive. He actually found routines comforting. So, when construction disrupted his regular …
Friendships , poetry CHANGING TIDES by Izzy Gacusan March 18, 2018 0 Comment Daylight, Daylight. Sun stretched yellow hue. Arriving irresistible To late night drunken view. Ears decipher whispers. Romance twinkled moon. Water …
Non-Fiction , None of the Above IT USED TO BE MAD LOVE by Jessica Seaborn August 03, 2016 3 Comments In 2010, I popped a tyre in my car whilst parking outside a Taylor Swift concert. I’d only had my …
Adventure , Non-Fiction , Tales ALLOW TWO YEARS by Jessica Seaborn July 17, 2016 2 Comments Two years ago – almost to the day – I moved from Brisbane to Sydney to begin a career in …
Adventure , Fiction WHAT SUMMER WAS by Chiara Sullivan January 16, 2017 2 Comments When her lips met theirs it was starbursts and supernovas. When she traced the freckles across their nose she marvelled …
Life , Non-Fiction , Tales EMERGING: A STORY OF ME AND NEIL AND KEVIN AND CARLOS by Claire Varley November 03, 2016 2 Comments ‘Had you mentioned magic or Faerie to any of them, they would have smiled at you disdainfully, except, perhaps, for …
Family , Fiction , Tales UNINVITED PASSENGER by Corissa Rieschieck August 22, 2016 2 Comments Orange lights flash past intermittently, showing glimpses of weatherboard houses and empty parks, before the world beyond the car window …
Fiction , Tales TILLY’S TEA-CHEST by Nadia King April 03, 2018 2 Comments Tilly stares at the cardboard box perched innocuously on her dining table. Kent—Removals & Storage—for Peace of Mind is written …
Adventure , Fiction , Life , poetry , Tales ONE FINAL SONG by Brendan Smith September 26, 2016 2 Comments The man continued to sing. They all knew the song. They had heard it innumerable times before but no one …
Fiction , Relationships DAY BY DAY by Jennifer Nguyen April 03, 2017 1 Comment Natalie put her clothes on. She buttoned up her jeans and said, “Anna, I enjoyed my time with you, but …
Fiction , Life , Tales LOOSE ENDS by Brendan Smith September 26, 2016 1 Comment “How long have you wanted to meet?” She asked the youth abruptly, carefully avoiding his eyes. In her heart she …
Writer Interviews KATIE ROWNEY: ‘Publishers actually do read the slush pile’ August 17, 2016 1 Comment Katie Rowney is a recovering journalist, current communications wizard and owner of far too much china. She grew up on …
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