From 2pm PDT, which translates to 5am tomorrow morning in Perth time, I will be reading from 'The Lion' as part of Pulp Literature's Issue 27 launch. You are invited to join the virtual launch live for readings, giveaways, and the announcement of this year's Hummingbird Prize-winning story [aside: one of my stories is on …
The cat on the ceiling.
'The cat on the ceiling' is a tiny absurdity that was originally published and exhibited with artwork by the talented Sheila Ayling in 2015's Conversations exhibition and anthology. Today I recorded it. My kids told me I should share it with you. What you hear is rough and ready, recorded on two free apps and …
A little fish.
Earlier this week, my husband got sick of the "weeds" [his word; I call them "chicken greens"] in our front yard, and he sought a quote to have a stranger pull them out. The quote equated to a rate of more than $70/hr. I was gobsmacked. This is more than I make copy editing. Then …
What happens in Amsterdam.
Reading lots of words on screen can get tedious and eye-hurty, so today I am sharing a soundbite. This is me reading 'What happens in Amsterdam', my flash fiction piece published in the February 2015 issue of Gravel Magazine: I hope you enjoy, and that your Friday is fabulous so far, Hannah.