Tag: short story
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On ‘The Dead Man’s Death’
So the Dead Man is finally dying, dies, dead… my piece The Dead Man’s Death has been published in the June 2020 edition of RIC Journal. I hope you like this one – it was a nice one to write, appeared in my head and simply needed to be set down, adjusted a little, polished Read.
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On ‘Faulkner on the Balcony’
Wrote a few things I probably shouldn’t have while in Melbourne last month for Burning House Press’s September, impressions of home edition. It’s a story now – called Faulkner on the Balcony. With thanks and gratitude to Rachael. Read.
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On ‘John’
I am delighted but saddened to have a new piece of fiction titled John in Tincture Journal – delighted that Tincture’s tireless editor Daniel Young gave the story a home, saddened because this is the journal’s final issue. The local literary culture is unquestionably poorer for it; apart from being a top guy, Dan edited Read.
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On ‘Then god…’
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On ‘Selected passages’
My short story Selected passages from the diary of P has been published by Fanzine. The story is related, directly, formally, to my writing on Kay Boyle in The Scofield, and thematically to Hellhole, published by Black Sun Lit. I think. I don’t know; the story meets, to my mind, at a point somewhere between Read.
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On ‘The Taipan’
My short story The Taipan has been published over at Berfrois. Ted “The Taipan” Barrie is a semi-professional boxer from the suburbs of Western Sydney. He will fight soon, but he probably shouldn’t. Big thanks to Russell Bennetts for giving it a chance. Read.
Tristan Foster 