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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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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.
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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..
It’s been one day of overwhelm after another, with the fond hope the next day will somehow be different.
I wrote April/May’s free short story, Bread, Roses and Dignity, for May Day a couple of years ago.
I have a love hate relationship with Meta. Mostly hate. Time and time again, the company just keeps giving me reasons to sever my ties with them.