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I NEVER MET my grandfather, but we keep his skull on the top shelf of the hutch, behind two...

By Cameron Muir

THAT THEY WERE both named Nigel is a distant memory, flotsam fading away. For now, it's the smells of...

By James Phelan

THE APARTMENT IS his again. She's gone – he's sure of it. They cooked up a storming fight over...

By Stephen Smith

Society is concerned to tame the Photograph, to temper the madness which keeps threatening to explode in the face...

By David Sornig

Selected for Best Australian Stories 2006ON MARCH 11, 2004, Fresneda walked down the street outside El Pozo station in...

By Shane Strange

Selected for Best Australian Stories 2006IN ORDER TO get my novel published, I told book publishers Allen & Unwin...

By Daniel Wynne

BACK IN THE very early '90s, McDonald's is still number one. Before Nandos and Subway and juice bars, and...

By Sally Breen

I MET A hippy on the road to Port Vila. His pale dreadlocks set him apart from the other...

By Kelly Chandler

WHAT POSSESSES A twenty-seven-year-old writer without publishing success, without professional employment, living in a new country and with no...

By Rachel Funari

I WANT TO play God Only Knows at my wedding. A weird confession perhaps, but when you write books with swear...

By Ryan Heath

No one is serious at seventeen.– Arthur Rimbaud LIKE MANY CHILDREN born in the 1980s, I grew up mostly with...

By Matthew Lowe

I WAS SCROUNGING for records in a little store in Brisbane's West End the last time I saw Grant....

By Andrew Stafford

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