Monthly Archives: June 2014

Friday Fictioneers – 27 June

Posted on June 26, 2014 by Karen Whitelaw

Every Friday writers from around the world contribute 100 word stories prompted by a photograph supplied by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields to Friday Fictioneers. Here’s my story. Sugar Gliders My daughter is leaving for university in the city. She packs the important … Continue reading →

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Friday Fictioneers – 20 June

Posted on June 20, 2014 by Karen Whitelaw

Every Friday writers from around the world contribute 100 word stories prompted by a photograph supplied by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields to Friday Fictioneers. I love constructive comments on my stories. Hey Diddle Diddle This morning Tom tentatively suggested we demolish the … Continue reading →

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Writers’ Secret Weapon: vulnerability

Posted on June 12, 2014 by Karen Whitelaw

I once heard Peter Carey, two times winner of the Man Booker, tell Phillip Adams on ABC’s Late Night Live that the week before a new book comes out he can find himself curled on the floor in a foetal … Continue reading →

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Friday Fictioneers – 6 June

Posted on June 5, 2014 by Karen Whitelaw

Every Friday writers from around the world contribute 100 word stories prompted by a photograph supplied by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields to Friday Fictioneers. I love constructive comments on my stories. My inspiration this week came from a Japanese 10th century folk … Continue reading →

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Stories at The Mosh Pit a huge success!

Posted on June 2, 2014 by Karen Whitelaw

Originally posted on Jessie Ansons:
At the quirkiest cafe in downtown Cardiff, a group of writers gathered to read their work… On Saturday afternoon I was lucky enough to MC a brilliant writers event in Newcastle, NSW. The day was…

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