-
Recent Posts
- Short Story Competition – June 2013 – Theme: Mystery or Detective
- May 2013 Short Story Competition Winner
- May 2013 Short Story Competition Shortlist
- Protocol Seventeen, by Rachel Sanderson (short story)
- The Man Of Black, by Tyler Gates (short story)
- The Old Jenson Place, by Tarran Jones (short story)
- This Must Be The Place, by Kris Cerneka (short story)
- Night Skyline, by Rachael Mead (short story)
- Short Story Competition – May 2013 – Theme: Small Town Setting
- April 2013 Short Story Competition Winner
- April 2013 Short Story Competition Shortlist
- The Raven And The Sword, by Tyler Gates (short story)
- The Falls, by Rachel Sanderson (short story)
- Blue, by Victoria June Norton (short story)
AusLit on Twitter
- June Short Story Competition - Theme: Mystery or Detective wp.me/pV1CP-19m Entries due by midnight tomorrow #shortstorycomp #auslit 22 hours ago
- RT @WriteTeenNovels: How To Find A Literary Agent, by Amy Kathleen Ryan wp.me/p29ESk-o0 #literaryagent #literaryagents #gettingpubli… 1 week ago
- RT @WriteNovelsAus: Creating An Author Brand And Author Platform, by Jenn J McLeod wp.me/p2egzn-fK - @JennJMcLeod #authorbrand #auth… 1 week ago
- Short Story Competition - June 2013 - Theme: Mystery or Detective wp.me/pV1CP-19m #shortstorycomp #shortstorycompetition #auslit 2 weeks ago
- RT @WriteNovelsAus: Writing Novels in Australia: Call For Applications - Contributors For 2014 wp.me/p2egzn-fs #auslit #amwriting #n… 2 weeks ago
- May 2013 Short Story Competition Winner wp.me/pV1CP-19h #shortstory #shortstories #auslit #shortstorycomp #shortstorycompetition 2 weeks ago
- May 2013 Short Story Competition Shortlist wp.me/pV1CP-19b #shortstories #shortstorycomp #shortstorycompetition #shortstory #auslit 3 weeks ago
- Protocol Seventeen, by Rachel Sanderson (short story) wp.me/pV1CP-197 #shortstory #auslit #shortstories #Australianfiction #fiction 3 weeks ago
- The Man Of Black, by Tyler Gates (short story) wp.me/pV1CP-195 #shortstory #auslit #shortstories #Australianfiction #shortfiction 3 weeks ago
Tag Archives: short story
Short Story Competition – June 2013 – Theme: Mystery or Detective
The Australian Literature Review has been running monthly short story competitions for April, May and June. The theme for June is: Mystery or Detective Stories should have a strong mystery element with clear stakes for the characters, and this mystery could be pursued by an everyday character or a … Continue reading →
Posted in auslit, short fiction, short fiction competition, short stories, short story comp, short story competition, short story competition 2013, short story competitions
|
Tagged 2013 short story comps, auslit, auslit short story comp, auslit short story competition, australian detective fiction, australian fiction writers, australian mystery fiction, Australian novelist Phillipa Fioretti, australian short fiction, australian short stories, Australian short story comp, australian short story competition, australian short story writers, detective fiction, detective short stories, detective short story competition, fiction writing competition, june 2013 short story competition, mystery fiction, mystery short stories, mystery short story competition, phillipa fioretti, short fiction contest, short stories, short story, short story comp, short story comp June 2013, short story competition, short story competitions 2013, Simon & Schuster Australia, writing competitions 2013
|
Leave a comment
May 2013 Short Story Competition Winner
Congratulations to Rachael Mead for her short story Night Skyline, which has won the May short story competition (theme: small town setting). Night Skyline shows the story of a Country Fire Service worker who attends a road accident. Thank you to the other shortlisted writers … Continue reading →
Posted in auslit, short fiction, short stories, short story, short story comp, short story competition 2013, short story competitions
|
Tagged alison booth, auslit may 2013 short story competition winner, australian fiction, australian short story, australian short story writer, australian writer rachael mead, bloomsbury australia, bloomsbury publishing, night skyline by rachael mead, night skyline short story, rachael mead, rachael mead short story, short stories, short stories with small town settings, short story, short story about a country fire service worker, short story comp, short story competition, short story competitions australia, short story writer from australia
|
3 Comments
May 2013 Short Story Competition Shortlist
Congratulations to authors of the following stories, which have been shortlisted for the May short story competition (theme: small town setting): Night Skyline by Rachael Mead This Must Be The Place by Kris Cerneka The Old Jenson Place by Tarran Jones The Man Of Black by … Continue reading →
Posted in auslit, short fiction, short fiction competition, short stories, short story, short story comp, short story competition, short story competition 2013, short story competition shortlist, short story competitions
|
Tagged 2013 short story competitions, alison booth, auslit shortlist for may 2013, australian fiction, australian fiction writers, australian literature, australian short fiction, australian short fiction contests, australian short stories, australian short story competition, australian short story writers, bloomsbury, bloomsbury australia, bloomsbury publishing, fiction, kris cerneka, may 2013 short story comp shortlist, rachael mead, rachel sanderson, short fiction, short fiction competition, short stories, short stories from australia, short story, short story comp, short story competition, short story competitions, short story contests, short story writers from australia, shortlisted stories for the auslit may 2013 short story competition, tarran jones, tyler gates
|
1 Comment
Protocol Seventeen, by Rachel Sanderson (short story)
A settlement designated non-critical will be deleted where it prevents access to supply of a critical resource. A record will be made prior to deletion. We travel in guise as tourists. We have three days to complete the job and … Continue reading →
Posted in auslit, australian literature, rachel sanderson, short fiction, short stories, short story
|
Tagged auslit, australian fiction, australian fiction writer, australian fiction writer rachel sanderson, australian short fiction, australian short story, australian spec fic short story, australian speculative fiction, fiction, fiction by rachel sanderson, protocal seventeen short story, protocol seventeen, protocol seventeen by rachel sanderson, rachel sanderson, rachel sanderson author, rachel sanderson short story, rachel sanderson writer, short fiction, short stories, short story
|
2 Comments
The Man Of Black, by Tyler Gates (short story)
‘When a man comes to Hinter Hill, it ain’t to get no riches or fame, reverend - it’s to run.’ Those were the words old Andy Miller said to Reverend Adams the day the reverend came to town. The man had warned … Continue reading →
Posted in auslit, australian fiction writer, short fiction, short stories, short story, tyler gates
|
Tagged adelaide fiction writer, adelaide short story writer, auslit, australian fiction, australian short story, australian short story writrer tyler gates, fiction writer from south australia, short stories, short story, short story about a reverend, short story set in pioneer era America, south australian fiction writer tyler gates, south australian short story writer, the man of black, the man of black by tyler gates, the man of black short story, tyler gates, tyler gates author, tyler gates writer
|
2 Comments
The Old Jenson Place, by Tarran Jones (short story)
My bricks are tumbling down, while my mortar crumbles to dust. Red dirt fills my rooms while lush grasses carpet my floors. Animals make me their homes while the wind blows through my heart. Once, I was filled with lust, … Continue reading →
Posted in auslit, australian fiction, australian fiction writer, australian short fiction, short fiction, short stories, short story, tarran jones
|
Tagged australian fiction, australian fiction writer tarran jones, australian literature, australian short fiction, australian short story, australian writer, fiction, short fiction with an australian setting, short stories, short story, short story by tarran jones, short story set in australia, short story writer from South Australia, south australian fiction, south australian fiction writer, south australian short story writer, tarran jones, tarran jones author, tarran jones writer, the old jenson place by tarran jones, the old jenson place short story
|
3 Comments
This Must Be The Place, by Kris Cerneka (short story)
Papa said, ‘This must be the place,’ and I knew from the last three announcements of, ‘This should be it,’ ‘Here we are,’ and, ‘We’ve finally made it,’ that this backwater railroad pigsty was not the end of the line … Continue reading →
Posted in auslit, australian fiction, australian fiction writer, australian literature, australian rural fiction, australian short fiction, kris cerneka, short fiction, short stories, short story
|
Tagged auslit, australian book blog, australian fiction, australian historical fiction short story, australian literature, australian short story, australian short story set in the 1940s, australian short story set in the past, fiction, fiction by kris cerneka, fiction set in small towns, fiction set in south australia, kris cerneka, kris cerneka fiction, kris cerneka short story, kris cerneka writer, queensland short story writer, short fiction, short stories, short story, short story about a family finding a new home, short story about a family finding a new place to live, short story about an australian family during ww2 travelling inland in anticipation of a japanese invasion, short story by an australian writer, short story by kris cerneka, short story set in a small town, short story set in australia, short story set in australia during the second world war, short story set in australia during ww2, short story set in rural south australia, short story set in south australia, short story set in south australia during world war two, short story set in ww2 era australia, short story with a setting near adelaide south australia, short story writer from queensland australia, this must be the place by kris cerneka, this must be the place short story, ww2 era short story set in australia
|
2 Comments
Night Skyline, by Rachael Mead (short story)
From the back of the fire truck it’s always a different valley. The higher perspective and the wind make me think of my kelpie on the tray of the ute, all legs and jitters. But unlike the dog, my jitters … Continue reading →
Posted in auslit, australian fiction, australian fiction writer, australian literature, short fiction, short stories, short story
|
Tagged auslit, australian fiction, australian fiction writer rachael mead, australian fiction writing, australian literature, australian short story, australian short story featuring an emergency services worker, australian short story writer rachael mead, fiction, night skyline by rachael mead, night skyline short story, rachael mead, rachael mead fiction, rachael mead short story, rachael mead writer, short fiction, short fiction about the aftermath of a car accident, short fiction about the aftermath of a car crash, short stories, short story, short story about a car accident, short story about a car crash, short story about a road accident, short story about emergency services officers attending a car crash, short story about emergency services officers attending a road accident, short story by an australian fiction writer, short story by an australian writer, short story by rachael mead, short story writer from South Australia, south australian fiction writer, South Australian short story writer Rachael Mead
|
7 Comments
April 2013 Short Story Competition Shortlist
Congratulations to authors of the following stories, which have been shortlisted for the April short story competition (theme: conflict between close friends): One Shandy Too Many by Alison Stegert Blue by Victoria June Norton The Falls by Rachel Sanderson The Raven And The Sword … Continue reading →
Posted in short fiction, short fiction competition, short stories, short story, short story comp, short story competition, short story competition 2013, short story competition shortlist, short story competitions
|
Tagged alison stegert, april 2013 short fiction comp, april 2013 short story comp, april 2013 short story competition, auslit short story comp, auslit short story competition, auslit short story competitions, auslit short story contest april 2013, australian literature review, australian short story competitions, australian short story contests, blue by victoria june norton, fan fiction competitions, lia weston, one shandy too many by alison stegert, rachel sanderson, random house australia, short fiction, short stories, short story, short story comp, short story competition, short story competitions, short story comps, short story comps australia, the falls by rachel sanderson, the raven and the sword by tyler gates, tyler gates, victoria june norton
|
3 Comments
The Raven And The Sword, by Tyler Gates (short story)
They say the bond between brothers is forged by blood and iron. And every link of that bond is a testament to the triumphs they have won, to the suffering they have endured and to the family oaths that bind … Continue reading →
Posted in short fiction, short stories, short story
|
Tagged adventure short fiction, adventure short story, historical short story, short fiction, short stories, short story, short story by tyler gates, short story writer tyler gates, suspense short fiction, suspense short story, the raven and the sword, the raven and the sword by tyler gates, tyler gates, tyler gates fiction, tyler gates short fiction, tyler gates short story, tyler gates writer
|
2 Comments










