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short fiction from Allee Richards.
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“I have to tell you – whether or not the world ends tonight in an apocalypse of every colour – my heart’s already gone. “
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“At night the world belongs to other animals.”
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He’s waiting for me. He’s just sitting there, in his car in the parking lot outside the store, biding his time.
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In a few dozen pages, Luke Johnson demolishes the romantic Australian idea of the shearing shed. A former shearer, Luke describes a bleak, harsh world with glorious poetic certainty. Caroline Hunter’s cover is fitting complement. Here’s a small taste from the opening chapter of ‘Ringbark’,…
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The two of you will be in love forever. Many other couples have got it wrong, but not you. You are dynamic creatures in a world filled with weakness and uncertainty, and while many things are ambiguous the two of…
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Jenny Sinclair explores why, and how, historical fiction is worthwhile – through the life of Queen Victoria’s would-be assassin, Edward Oxford.
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It has taken me to almost thirty-fucking-two to finally understand a TV show about a caffeine-addled mother-daughter duo quipping their privileged way through small-town life.
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