This area is open to all Society of Women Writers members who have been recently published. Just send the information via email to Rita Shaw – Email Rita – include…
. . . the immensity of the open space, the depth of the canyon, the light and air all around—unlike the sea, nothing to provide buoyancy, just a void into which a…
Novels traditionally end with a ‘happily ever after’. To carve identity begins with a ‘happily into the future’. In 1949 Ellie Gilmartin returned to her native Glasgow after going to…
When a long-forgotten, apartheid-era arrest record derails Sally’s plans for a Canadian family holiday, she packs her mum’s 1978 travel diary and sets out solo for Greece instead. As she…
Diane Armstrong is a child Holocaust survivor who arrived in Australia in 1948. She is a prizewinning journalist and the author of eight bestselling books . Her historical novel Nocturne won…
These are poems of music, love and memory, written mostly over the last three years when uncertainty and disconnection played such a major role in our lives. Music has the…
Sisters are for life, aren’t they? The Pact is a gripping narrative about winning and losing, and pushing through when you have nothing left to give. Samantha and Annie Callahan…
A selection of short stories. Diverse. Funny. Sad. Snapshots of The Depression and the Apartheid protests. In one story a jealous young woman is trapped in remote bushland. Should she…
Bartholomew Goode received a nasty shock when faced with imminent death. He took stock of his life and assets and wanted to part with neither. But after weighing up his…