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Fiction

The Twelve Grooms
2 Feb 2023

The Twelve Grooms

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 0

By Martin Smith. There was once a woman unlucky in love. For years she searched for the perfect man, a Prince Charming with whom to share her life. She tried online dates, coffee dates, wine bar dates, dinner dates, impromptu … Continued

Fiction, Member Feature, Short Story
The Brick That Wanted To Be A Bubble
10 Nov 2022

The Brick That Wanted To Be A Bubble

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 1

by Anna Meehan.     ABOUT THE AUTHOR Anna is a 7yo who loves to write fabulous fiction. Anna also loves to read books and her favourite authors are Tui T Sutherland and Kazu Kibuishi.

Fiction, Member Feature
Encounter
29 Oct 2022

Encounter

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 0

By Natalie Fraser. This country unfolds like a huge dusty brown blanket. Under cover of dusk the mangy paddocks undulate to the deep mood indigo sky. Jim and Alison sit in the car mesmerised by the sameness of ghostly gums. … Continued

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Ants
21 Oct 2022

Ants

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 0

By Natalie Fraser. Lily grips her walking frame tightly, her swollen knuckles turning white with the effort.  To get down the step is the first thing.  Then she must go up the path, unlatch the gate and turn on to … Continued

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A Wedding, Part 4: Lost Left Shoe
27 Jun 2022

A Wedding, Part 4: Lost Left Shoe

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 1

By Claudia Collins. A Wedding in a Small Country Town Part 3: Lost Left Shoe ‘I can’t find my left shoe. Is this a sign that I’m making a mistake? Maybe I shouldn’t marry Joey after all,’ Hilary burst into … Continued

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A Wedding, Part 3: Puffy Pink Sleeves
17 Jun 2022

A Wedding, Part 3: Puffy Pink Sleeves

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 1

By Claudia Collins. A Wedding in a Small Country Town Part 3: Puffy Pink Sleeves Bronwyn’s father and her stepmother had taken her on a trip to the UK and Europe to celebrate her getting her HSC. It had also … Continued

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A Wedding, Part 2: Nylon Floral Dress
10 Jun 2022

A Wedding, Part 2: Nylon Floral Dress

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 2

By Claudia Collins. A Wedding in a Small Country Town Part 2: Nylon Floral Dress Maureen was seated at the kitchen table enjoying a glass of wine when she heard a car on the gravel driveway. She knew from the … Continued

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A Wedding, Part 1: Black Suit, Black Tie
3 Jun 2022

A Wedding, Part 1: Black Suit, Black Tie

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By Claudia Collins. A Wedding in a Small Country Town Part 1: Black Suit, Black Tie I drape my suit in its plastic cover over my overnight bag and the headrest of the aisle seat before taking the window seat … Continued

Fiction, Member Feature
The Twin
31 May 2022

The Twin

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 3

By Michael Cains. My parents knew there was something odd about me long before I worked it out. But then, they had two years while my brain came to terms with what it had been born with, and that I … Continued

Member Feature, Short Story
Aftermath
31 May 2022

Aftermath

by admin | posted in: Fiction, Member Writing Features | 3

By Michael Cains. Sometime after four he turned the large screen television off. His wife was curled up in her corner of the sofa, gently snoring. He had to repeatedly press the remote’s off button to make the depressing picture … Continued

Member Feature, Short Story

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