Voice.
So what is ‘voice’ in writing? Google it and you’ll find any number of definitions. This is what Wikipedia has to say: The writer’s voice is the individual writing style … Continued
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Stories everywhere
By simply living we are creating our own story. Much of it will be boring to recount when we come to the end of it but there will also be … Continued
Outside the Page – Between Giants
Hi All, Just a quick one tonight on the latest from our esteemed poetry editor, Ashley Capes. The latest poetry collection from Ashley, called Between Giants, is currently available from Ginninderra … Continued
On the Twelfth Day pre-Christmas, this author said to me … (Abriana Jette)
Nearly two weeks worth of reflections later and here we are, on Christmas Eve. The last reflection here is from NYC-based poet Abriana Jette, on her poem ‘If You See … Continued
On the Eleventh Day pre-Christmas, this author said to me … (Marian Spires)
Close to the end now – for both the reflections and for the Christmas rush. So I think out of sympathy for all of those run ragged from Christmas shopping, … Continued
On the Tenth Day pre-Christmas, this author said to me … (Broede Carmody)
So, we’re still alive until the next Doomsday prediction. You know what that means – more reflections! Only three to go. This one is from Broede Carmody, on his poem … Continued
On the Eve of Mayan Doomsday, this author said to me … (Petr Malapanis)
On course an alternative would be to call this the Ninth Day pre-Christmas. A Christmas which may never come as of 10pm this evening (from Melbourne’s time zone, anyway). At … Continued
On the Eighth Day pre-Christmas, this author said to me … (Beverley Lello)
Today’s reflection comes from Beverley Lello – her short story ‘In the Web’ was shortlisted in page seventeen‘s 2012 Short Story Competition and published in Issue #10. Beau Hillier | Editor, page seventeen … Continued