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A famous poet. An outraged magician. An unsuspecting young woman.

Holly O’Brien lives in a universe of science and reason. As far as she’s concerned, magic and curses just don’t exist.

Nye was a famous poet living in a universe of magic and superstition. Until a series of rhyming couplets about the court magician resulted in an unbreakable curse.

When the two collide, sparks fly. And not in a good way.

Can Holly break the curse before she kills Nye?

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Discover Alexandria Blaelock…

I’m an Australian author who writes fiction; mainly fantasy and mystery. Sometimes in the same story.

If I was an Aesop’s fable character, I’d be the grasshopper who starved to death over winter.

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free short story!

Not your cup of tea? Not to worry, there’ll be another one next month.

The cover of Christmas Kisses by Alexandria Blaelock shows a young woman standing in front of a Christmas tree.

If Christmas under the hot Australian sun isn’t twisted enough, this story will turn it up a notch or ten.

Ava Gibson, slightly stressed event manager, organising the Goldings Investment Bank annual Christmas dinner.

Ryan Griffith, high flyer, confirmed bachelor, and Christmas Sceptic.

Knocking heads together.

Literally.

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recent posts

  • The cover of Christmas Kisses by Alexandria Blaelock shows a young woman standing in front of a Christmas tree.
    This Month’s Free Short Story

    I’ve been watching a lot of Christmas romance movies lately, which is why this month’s free short story is a Christmas romance, Christmas Kisses.

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  • Image of a railway track petering out to symbolise closing out the loops.
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    This year hasn’t been my favourite and I’m drowing in unfinished projects. I need to start closing the loops, so I can star fresh in 2026.

  • A wall of Lego figurines representing choices during the 2025 transplantiversary
    2025 Transplantiversary

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