Bronte Baskin calls herself a writer and photographer only when inspiration knocks her in the face. Her photos were taken in those instances when you find something out of the blue and think it's wonderful even if no-one else...
Posts Tagged ‘ failure ’
The Pugilist
Over the past six years Paul Bonadio have been working for various organisations, writing their advertising and marketing copy. He had always enjoyed writing creative fiction during uni and this interest was rekindled earlier last year.
The story is told...
Successuality – The Tale Of The Loner Richard Marshall
A story of identity, success, failure and family, Successuality - The Tale Of The Loner Richard Marshall is Louise's first story published on Vibewire.
Only Slowly Opens The Door
James Gallaway is a writer who lives in Sydney. Only Slowly Opens The Door is the story of a man at wits' end told in a cross roads.
Success
It's the time of year. Exams put failure on everyones' minds. In Success, Kate fears her exam will ruin what she started when she was eighteen. The perfect GPA is one stressed, caffeine-induced night away.
Serious Business
With a keen eye and sharp witty observations, Guy Salvidge turns a kids game of tee-ball into so much more in this short story.
Damn You Writer’s Block
After many failed attempts at trying to write a poem, Richard Bell decided to write one, describing the creative process that is writer's block.
Divine Whale Intervention
This is a story about Richard Bell and how he planned to go snorkeling but failed because of a Divine Whale Intervention
The Job
The Job unravels slowly, deliberately and with purpose. It will have you on the edge of your seat, watching over your shoulder; a little scared but absolutely compelled.
Bridging The Gap
Growing up, Bianca Good and her mother, Cheryl, experienced considerable challenges and hardships as a result of Bianca's undiagnosed learning disability. Despite misunderstanding, mismanagement and the difficulties presented by the NSW Education system, Bianca has found her niche.
