Broken Creek Drama

Broken Creek DramaThe Nathalia UA3 Writers group has been exploring the challenge of writing Flash Fiction. Members of the group were inspired by Kitchen Sink Drama, written by Paul Connolly, which appears in the Good Weekend magazine of the Saturday Age newspaper. The Red Gum Courier publishes the Nathalia Writers Group's flash fiction under the banner of Broken Creek Drama. This little book contains a collection of those writings.

an urban aboriginal boy

including newspapers

They keep the children awake at night

The many old photographs and etchings give a wonderful account of early Nathalia and the era we are trying to capture

Find out what this naughty goat gets up to and where he finally finds a home

Dhurringile prison work gangs and others from across the state

written by Paul Connolly

an Orca with attitude was a well-known identity in the early 1800s in Eden - check out what this crazy Killer Whale got up to and how his story is told by all who loved him

As the water retreats

Members of the group were inspired by Kitchen Sink Drama

at that time numerous

looking first at the broader histories of the Bourke and Warburton family names before concentrating on the Bourke and Warburton families from the earliest times we can find records–for the Bourke family