Cirrus@Austlit

'53 writers reflect on the roles books, stories, poems and literature have in their lives ...' (Publication summary)

'An unhappy soldier guards the barracks gate in Brisbane and wishes for freedom … a recovering addict in Fremantle learns about life, death and friendship while trying to get his life together in NA … an Adelaide man’s recently deceased uncle teaches him about the meaning of life … and a girl vanishes somewhere near Alice Springs, never to be seen again.

'These are just some of the characters in Lewis Woolston’s new story collection 'Remembering the Dead and Other Stories'.

'In these snapshots from the fringes of Australian society, the past is never entirely done, the dead are not forgotten, and life takes turns both funny and tragic.'(Publication summary)

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'This is ‘bald’ fiction, a book not afraid to shave it off! Antonio ‘Tony’ Timone used to be beautiful. Too beautiful for the south coast town he left thirty years ago. But that was then … Now, on the brink of 50, Tony is on his way home. In a town of old lovers, tragic mothers and teenage smoking buddies, Tony soon realises his return is also his ticket to genuine departure. And he may just be ready to sacrifice his crowning glory to get it. From the author of 'The Pointless Revolution!', 'The Last Summer of Hair' is an intimate, raw and unexpected coming-of-age mosaic; brutal and occasionally mystical. Because sometimes, beauty blooms where good looks fade.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

Eddy Knight's debut short fiction collection.

A 'biting novel about small town politics and deal-making done well (and badly)'.

Source: Publisher's blurb.

Collection of short fiction.

An 'anthology of essays and stories'.

Source: Publisher's blurb.

A collection of poetry, short stories, and essays.

Truth Serum Press' second multi-author anthology.

Truth Serum Press' first multi-author anthology.