Cirrus@Austlit

'The author recalls growing up in Forty Green, in the English county of Buckinghamshire, in the years after World War II.' (Publication summary)

'The author recalls climbing Croagh Patrick. The highest peak on the west coast of Ireland and said to be its holiest mountain, Croagh Patrick has been a pilgrimage site since Neolithic times.' (Publication summary)

'Cyclists love Canberra’s network of cycle paths. PS Cottier explains why.' (Publication summary)

'Ian McFarlane reconciles a haunting nostalgia for the natural beauty of his English childhood on the Isle of Wight with an awakening adolescent and adult love for Australia; from arrival in Perth in the mid-1950s to the far south coast of NSW, where he now lives. This 5000 word chapbook essay fondly remembers a pre-digital past in a chaotically cyberspace present to suggest that our future is linked to where we began, how we survived and ultimately why we even bothered.' (Publication summary)

The author recalls growing up in Linwood, Scotland.

'The author recalls the times she lived on two very different islands - Singapore and Cyprus.' (Publication summary)