‘What the hell was he doing down there?’ Cara wiggled her hips and attempted to steer him into the right area. She …
‘What the hell was he doing down there?’ Cara wiggled her hips and attempted to steer him into the right area. She …
Jenna could not believe her luck as she followed Jeremy down the sandy wooden path that led to the beach. Was this …
Mary hung the last pair of black cotton knickers from the laundry basket, onto the white clothes horse. She stood back and …
Caroline stepped off the greyhound bus and onto the dusty red earth. She threw her backpack onto the ground and watched a …
Anna hung up the phone and punched the air “Yes, Yes, Yes!!” She pushed back her grey chair and danced on the …
“Well fuck Scott Morrison anyway!” Laura bounded into the sitting room of the dilapidated share house in Bondi and slumped onto the …
The white fluorescent lights of the modern classroom hurt Harold’s eyes as he walked into his sixth form class after lunch. He …
Laura clicked off the tv with the worn-out remote and tossed it onto the battered coffee table. She sighed and lent her …
Annie sat at the bottom of the stairs looking at the back of the blue front door, the house still reverberating from …
Andrea sat at the large formal reception desk staring at her blood red nails and scrutinizing her cuticles. With the stark fluorescent …
The brown squishy excrement slid down the bus window leaving a trail behind it, like a slug on a dewy morning. The …
Julie wrapped Ben’s uneaten dinner in tinfoil and placed it into the fridge with a sigh. She looked at last night’s dinner, …
Aine scanned around the dimly lit hotel ballroom. The bejewelled curtain backdrop behind the empty top table sparkled under the glow of …
The packed beer garden buzzed with the sound of Friday evening revellers. Office workers keen to shake the formality of the week …
We are a group of early writers who met at the Writer's Studio in Bronte, NSW (Australia) and want to showcase our creativity for the public to enjoy. Each of us has committed to producing a short story each month - that's roughly 4 or 5 stories each month.
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