
Bring Back Buck
by David Meech (consistently not selected over decades) Forget about inflation, the housing crisis, tomatoes at $13 a kilo, homeless … Continue reading Bring Back Buck
by David Meech (consistently not selected over decades) Forget about inflation, the housing crisis, tomatoes at $13 a kilo, homeless … Continue reading Bring Back Buck
Well on the upside we no longer have to hear about Meghan Markle. The worldwide pandemic has taken a global … Continue reading Global Pandemic Weekly – not much change really
Schrexit is the Brexit you have when you are not really having a Brexit. A Schrodinger’s Brexit is when the … Continue reading Schrexit – Schrodinger’s Brexit.
This is an important cyclone warning update. Please pay attention to the following information. Just as New Zealand recovers from … Continue reading Tropical Cyclone Judith Headed Our Way.
by David Meech England seems to be in a frightful mess – knife attacks, fires, Brexit, terrorism, Jimmy Savile, Rolf … Continue reading Old Blighty – Should We Invade Now? The Kiwi Perspective.
Merci France for all that cheese. I often admire French culture and the beautiful standards that she has, as a … Continue reading Bon Appétit
The recent debacle involving Mayor Andrew Judd from New Plymouth proclaiming himself as a “recovering racist” was a special moment … Continue reading Hiding From History
Published The Independent Feb 2016 My old man once said something truthful. He said, “If you can’t make fun … Continue reading Suppressed Fart of a Debilitated Wombat
Nihau, Look I’ve just hopped off the phone with the Premier and I’m afraid we need another quick referendum. Barry, … Continue reading Republic of Ben Yang – New Referendum
Patricia Grace is a matriarch of Maori literature. She has been long listed for the Booker and winner of the prestigious Neustadt International Prize for Literature, the Kiryama Pacific Rim Fiction Prize and the Literaturpreis from Frankfurt, among many others. She has produced six novels and seven short story collections, as well as children’s books and non-fiction. This is her first work in a long while. Continue reading Chappy
Published New London Writers June 2015 Even the title is a weird conundrum. If a sinner is morally justified then … Continue reading The Forgotten Classic – The Private Memoire and Confessions of a Justified Sinner, by James Hogg.
All rights reserved.
“The more articulate one is, the more dangerous words become.” – May Sarton
Winner – Less Than 100 Words competition, Pure Vacuum, June 19 2015.
– 100 words on the subject of Beauty.
3 stories of flash fiction published in the Less Than 100 Words Charity eBook available now on Amazon, United Kingdom.
http://www.lessthan100words.com/previous.html
Commended – Segora International Writing Competition 2015, Eyes Before Dawn – Short Story Fiction competition judged by Clare LeMay, August 2015. ‘An original, mesmerising story of a journey, a rite of passage highlighting what it means to be human.’ Entries from 13 different countries, France.
http://www.poetryproseandplays.com/
Rangitawa Selection Writing Competition 2015, Anahera – Finalist selected for publication in the Rangitawa Collection 2015 Short Story Anthology edited by Jill Darragh, Rangitawa Publishing, New Zealand.
http://www.rangitawapublishing.com/writing-competition.html
Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest 2016, 2019 – Dishonorable Mentions for the worst opening sentence of a novel.
Overall Winner and Winner of Australia/N.Z. Section Samoa Observer Tusitala Short Story Competiton 2019.
David Meech has been published in The Aucklander, the New Zealand Herald, New London Writers, The Standard, Thinkerbeat, Independent Australia, Less Than 100 Words, Penthouse Australia & N.Z., on Blue Ocean T.V. China and in the Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest.
Published New London Writers Feb 2015 We never had the internet. Music was our language back in the day, just … Continue reading Fantasia – Music is Theatre is Art.
You must be logged in to post a comment.