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Will Red, a boxer turned novice sailor aboard two small Allied Intelligence boats during World War II, survive the dangers that lurk behind enemy lines? Tasked with spying and supporting the...

So thankful for Rotarian Patrick Sherry's introduction to the Carindale Rotary Club and for Rotarian Kelvin Cotter's logistical support and Rotarian Karen Sheil's photographs. I spoke about my...

Thanks to friend and fellow author, Jodie Lane (formatting) and talented nephew Aiden Fisher (cover design) I've published a few copies of my award-winning short story collection, 'In The...

SOOO!! thankful for  Karen and Michael Weibler for offering to host my launch in September 29. It's a warm inviting venue and a great retail space encouraging emerging and established Australian...

Pleased my story 'Dingo Traps' was featured in the Outback Festival's  anthology 'The Outback' Vol II, 2026. The Winton team is doing such a great job promoting literature and local writers with...

I wrote this review of Laura Elvery’s novel, Nightingale, about the famous nurse, Florence Nightingale, some time ago but never got around to posting it. It is a literary treat for its elegance of...

A moment to celebrate signing a contract with Hawkeye publishing to publish my latest novel, a story about the New Guinea Pacific theatre of WWII. The publisher described it as a “superbly crafted...

I was pleased to catch-up with amazing poet and novelist Sarah Todman at Jo skinner's, Saturday May 10, Avid Reader launch of her second novel, "A World of Silence". Jo's book is about female...

I studied at U of T, in Canada, for three years, and have fond memories of the people and place. I love it when friends there get their hands on my work. They love to contrast the conditions...