Yarn: Stories spun in Brisbane is a bi-monthly storytelling event, featuring true stories, told live and without notes. Held in bars, cafes, and homes around Brisbane: come to share stories, hear stories, and connect through story. All tellers and all listeners welcome.
To launch our brand new website proper, we've invited some of our favourite Brisbane authors who were published in 2011 to respond to one another's work in the manner of a chain letter.
But for now, it's night, and there's just
the torchlight, and the radio voices
and the raising things up, the lifting that is like
belief:
the best that we can do
but never high enough.
The future happened for Lisa more quickly than it did for me. She left school at sixteen and procured, in quick succession, a job, a car, and a boyfriend. A couple of years later, I finished grade twelve and moved…
The book is classically 'feminine': in counterpoint to the masculine, mono-directional book The Orchard opens up into three loosely connected stories bracketed by the gardens of the swan-necked Ettie, …
In The Art of Fielding, we see sport played in its purest form: by young men who know that their four years on the baseball diamond at Westish College are all they have left. Only their preternaturally gifted fielder, Henry Skrimshander, seems to have the chance to keep his dream - and theirs, vicariously - alive, until a routine throw goes astray.
The Stilts Journal is a bi-annual collection of themed writing
from Brisbane voices. We publish our journals in print and
online.
We are currently accepting submissions for our next
issue, The Stilts Handbook of Adventure.
Read all
about the submission guidelines here.
Stilts would love your cash monies.
Avid Salon: The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach Avid Reader, West End
So, You Want to Be A Writer State Library of Queensland