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I invite you to fly with us and get the creative juices flowing. Your muse is alive in the country and the city. Join us here and learn how to write vivid prose, poetry and longer works.
Whether you live in a big city or in a beautiful country area, you can benefit from the information and templates here to inspire you and get your muse working for you. I live in Sydney near the city and the beach at Coogee. My background is country and it is this that has benefited my writing from the beginning, stamping it indelibly with the rhythms, sounds, perfumes and cadences of nature where I grew up on the Clarence River far from cities. However, it is cities with their architectural aesthetics and sophisticated spaces that have drawn me to their crowded landscapes ever since.
The past lives in all of us, so use what you have and fly with us on this magical journey of creativity. Your muse is alive in you!

An Invitation
Please leave a comment in the section below any posts that interest you. And if you would like to have your work published on this site get in touch. I’m looking for personal stories that cause us to feel something special or to empathise with the content and the voice. Or teach us something new and valuable.
Length: 500–1500 words. Professional-looking photos to accompany stories chosen by you as the author or by me as the editor.
I’d love to see what you are writing!
My Latest Work
A Personal Journey The 1970s were a time of great change in Australia. This post is based on my memories of that time and the beginning of the Women's Movement [...]
What are the four waves of feminism? And what comes next? I have republished this article by Sharon Crozier-De Rosa from "The Conversation" under a Creative Commons license. Sharon Crozier-De Rosa, [...]
Anne says: I'm reposting this today, as it is so very relevant to all of us as we age, and risk losing loved ones who are also ageing. My dear [...]
The Mardi Gras festival for the Gay and Lesbian community (LGBTQ) occurred as usual in March, within stricter guidelines than in the past, because of Covid. Randwick Council showed great [...]