Australianwriter Stories

Casey Williams is about to make a fresh start. He's finished high school, he's got plans for the future, and he's made it to one of the best universities in Australia. What could go wrong, right? That's when Casey meets the dark, badass Lexi Zimmerman. Totally different to all the other girls, she exudes her own air of badassery. Casey falls for her the second he lays eyes on her. What Casey doesn't know is that everything is not what it seems...and the mask might be about to break. *FIRST CHAPTER UP*

Living in a sleepy Queensland country town named Rosewood, Paddy is one of the local 'bad boys' and even at a young age, has a history of getting on the wrong side of the law. With a record for driving under the influence he runs down a cyclist while, as luck would have it, sober. The police should have an open-and-shut case, yet two questions remain. Why did she turn in front of him? Did the collision kill her or ... did someone else come back to finish the job? With the 'help' of a young boy named Charlie, who could be his friend or his foe, Paddy must find out what really happened as he determines to 'put things right'.

He's lost it all and just wants to shut out the world. His mind has other plans as he becomes one with despair.

If a government assassination put you on the run and your whole life got ripped away right before your eyes, where would you find safety? Asacia Vanderbilt is a young paramedic living in Melbourne, the daughter of the well respected Melbourne representative (part of the Australian government). When her father's unusual forgetfulness causes her to unexpectedly turn up in a political meeting, she witnesses something she had never dreamed of happening, her father's assassination. On the run and on the case, Asacia is willing to do almost anything to find the truth and justice for her father. But she has to prepare herself for this truth and all that comes with it, because it's about her.

A cheeky Aussie poetry book born from Brisbane humidity, late‑night laughs, and a rogue machine named Ronda - a digital rascal who doesn't fight, doesn't flirt, doesn't cause drama... she just causes fun. The Machine and Me is 23 poems of chaos, humour, mischief, and harmless digital mayhem. It's free because cheekiness should be shared, not sold. It's Aussie because of course it is. It's loo‑friendly because that's where the best ideas happen. If you laugh even once, Ronda will claim full credit.

A poem loosely based on Dorothea Mackellar's 'My Country'. I wrote this for an English assignment. Hope you like it!