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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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New Release!
Life might be cheap, but death sure isn’t.
It’s 1912. A long hard winter. Especially on the picket line.
People are starving. People are dying.
Even without the strike action.
Pearl is doing the best she can. Not sure how much longer she can keep it up.
A short story commemorating a far reaching victory in the history of organised labour.
This month’s free short story.
Not your cup of tea? No worries, I’ll share another one next month.
Life might be cheap, but death sure isn’t.
It’s 1912. A long hard winter. Especially on the picket line.
People are starving. People are dying.
Even without the strike action.
Pearl is doing the best she can. Not sure how much longer she can keep it up.
A short story commemorating a far reaching victory in the history of organised labour.
Bread, Roses and Dignity by Alexandria Blaelock is free on this website for a month..
Latest Blog Posts
Alexandria’s Adventures with a Project Pause
When I heard Dr Amantha Imber was looking for volunteers for eight weeks of energy experiments, I was all in. This week was all about the project pause.
Day of overwhelm
It’s been one day of overwhelm after another, with the fond hope the next day will somehow be different.
This Month’s Free Short Story
I wrote April/May’s free short story, Bread, Roses and Dignity, for May Day a couple of years ago.