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Currawong Returns

He came back today. It’s been months since he visited, and I’ve often wondered how he was faring. I was sweeping the veranda – an endless...

Morning Haiku

OF TOOTH AND CLAW

Today’s offering is a video which I managed to capture by sheer good luck. But, first of all, let me place it within the context of my...

Book Three - Almost Ready for Publication!

Today, I received the final notes about Children of the Lie from my beta readers, and I’m both delighted and deeply grateful. My readers...

A new poem

Living in a wildlife sanctuary is a constant source of joy - sometimes noisy, sometimes chaotic, but always entertaining. Last night, I...

A Vicar and a Rabbi walk into a Bar ...

… and the rest, as they say, is history. Or, in this case, a new novel. For the past week I’ve been feeling rather lost. I miss the...

The Bunyip Fantasy

The Australian bushland is an uncanny place, sometimes silent with a sense of foreboding, other times filled with rustlings and birdsong...

That Feeling You Get When ...

That feeling you get when … you’ve finished writing the final chapter of your book! At last, I’ve completed the trilogy. Well, that’s to...

Creative Intuition - Part 1

Creative intuition is best described as an expanded form of consciousness that enables us to interact with reality in a different way. ...

THE CHILD WHO LOVED LANGUAGE

It will surprise no-one who knows me that I was loquacious from a very early age. I began to speak fluently from the age of two, and thus...

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