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Caught in the Breeze
CAUGHT IN THE BREEZE is a collection of ten creative essays by new and established writers that interrogate the role of flags in contemporary Australia. Entertaining, insightful and personal, these essays boldly explore the fascinating and often controversial connections between flags, identity and culture. Contributors include: Tony Burton, Stephen Hagan, Kathryn Hind, Karen Lethlean, Rachel Longhurst, Melissa Main, Edward Reilly, Dan Smith, Warwick Sprawson, Ben Wellings.
The Turning Point
We’ve all heard the phrase ‘the moment when my life changed forever’. Some of us can even pinpoint it in our own lives; the birth of a child, the acceptance letter to a degree programme, the decision to make a momentous change. The Turning Point is an anthology of personal accounts, showcasing the extraordinary and unexpected moments that have completely altered everyday lives. Each of the 40 stories in this book offers a rare glimpse into the turning point of the writer’s life. Hand-picked as the most extraordinary entries received in an international writing competition, they are eclectic, diverse and entirely immersive. From stray bullets in Los Angeles to falling in love in the A...
The Outback Volume 2
This 304 page collection of short stories about the outback were result of the 2017 Outback Writers' Festival short story competition. The winners will be announced on 21 June 2017.
Love Lifespan Vol. 4
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Of War & the Human Condition
This anthology brings before you impressions of war, its impact, lasting loss, and pain from poets around the world. It is only befitting that we talk about it before it is too late as our world dwindles into nothing. Asking questions about ethics, responsibility, and action, this collection seeks to touch a chord with those who watch the world with horror in these tensions of war. Despite our history, we are still not over with our greed. We still do not learn what it is to live and love in peace. The editors of this collection welcome you, dear reader, to get a glimpse of these worlds. We hope this work will touch your souls and make you one with them and push you to contribute to the eradication of war in your ways.
Work Lifespan Vol. 5
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Everything We Are
EVERY STORY HAS TWO SIDES . . . Daniel and Luke are unlikely best friends. Their bond has stood the test of time, through marriages, children and tragedies. But hidden truths are beginning to surface. Luke's hedonism is spiralling out of control, while Sarah fears for their future. And now Daniel has made a shocking discovery about his wife Kate, and doesn't know where to turn. Four people, two couples, and a secret that threatens to destroy them all . . . This is a story about you and me and everything we are - and how well we can ever really know those closest to us. 'Urban, slick and wonderfully written' Daily Mail 'A dark and addictive novel about marriage and friendship, love and sex, desire and betrayal . . . you almost read through your fingers' Stylist 'Exhilarating' Marianne Levy 'Addictive' Matt Cain 'Brilliant' Nikki Smith 'A masterpiece' Laura Pearson
Hope Screams Eternal
Not everything that emerges in springtime is meant to come to life. The proverbial expression "Hope springs eternal" was coined by English poet and satirist Alexander Pope, meaning people will keep on hoping, no matter the odds. But what if the odds aren''t in your favor? We decided to change the phrase into something a little more unsettling: Hope Screams Eternal. Spring hearkens thoughts of rebirth, rejuvenation, renewal, resurrection, and regrowth. What happens when creative minds nurture a more sinister mindset, awakening twisted and nefarious interpretations of the season of eternal hope? Authors, poets, and artists from around the globe accepted our challenge to answer that question. W...
Just the Right Amount of Wrong
woman's fiction
