by Peter Carseldine | Oct 18, 2017 | Short Story/Flash Fiction
Bottle ‘o Rum “Fairfield” was every boy’s dream. “Fairfield” was my grandparents’ dairy farm at Bald Hills, Queensland, Australia. Although only 20 km by railway from Brisbane, in the late 1940s early 1950s, Bald Hills was an isolated settlement surrounded by small...
by Russell Perry | Aug 15, 2017 | Short Story/Flash Fiction
The Toy Soldier By Russell Perry It’s difficult to say exactly when I started to remember my other family. However, I do recall that I was four years old when I told my mother about them for the first time. As adults, we remember snippets of our life as small...
by Marilyn Allerby | Aug 13, 2017 | Short Story/Flash Fiction
A Morning Talk Poor George. He loved sitting out here like this, soaking up the warmth. It was always great – old George and me, side by side. A couple of old fogies together, just sitting here. And enjoying. At times, he’d turn and look at me – as if to say:...
