The Lane of Unusual Traders (Stage 2) – Short Stories
Those most excellent judges Andrea Baldwin and Tom Dullemond have once again scoured through your submissions to find the short stories they believe will add most to The…
A few things scientists have taught us
By day, one of the Tiny Owls (Sue) works with scientists. These scientists make a lot of things and publish a lot of words and an…
Stories from The Lane of Unusual Traders
Stage 2 of The Lane of Unusual Traders is open for submissions. We’re looking for 13 stories to help bring the world of Midlfell to life.…
The Lane of Unusual Traders – Short Stories
A very warm-hearted, Tiny Owl thanks to all those who opened their well inked imaginations and pulled out short stories to help bring the world of…
Halloween napkin stories – Leeds authors
The judging has been done, the fingernails gnawed, the coffee brewed and drunk, so, here are the Leeds stories to be shared with cafe-goers in Brisbane,…
Love itself … A work in progress from Tiny Owl
What peeps around corners after napkin stories have been spirited away by word hungry cafe goers, and the occasional Booker Prize winning author? Love itself … of…
Napkin story photos
Napkin Stories was Tiny Owl’s first project to help connect local Brisbane writers with their communities. The project saw 12 stories about ‘love’ (first love, unrequited…
Napkin story author – John Back
John Back is an emerging writer who talks as if optimism is underrated and hopes that one day it will come true. John’s story ‘To You’…
Napkin story author – Alana Eising
Alana Eising just completed her Honours in creative writing at QUT. She writes dreamy fiction and essays about the classical elements. Alana’s story ‘Love the Sea’…
Napkin story author – Tom Heathwood
Tom Heathwood is a Brisbane-based scribbler, 5’11”, brunette, non-smoker, social drinker. Tom enjoys short walks on the beach, documentaries about tigers, and instant noodles. Tom’s story…
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