Great Unknown

In this anthology our editor Angela Meyer pays tribute to the undeniable cultural influence that American TV programs such as Twilight Zone and Outer Limits have had on our lives down under. These TV dramas Meyer says were often metaphors for equality justice the nuclear threat and more. Though they were just as often pure spooky fun. Meyer has selected short stories and microfiction which range from the fantastical and macabre to the absurd. In Paddy OReillys Reality TV a guest is confronted with her husbands infidelity in front of a live audience and Ali Alizedahs Truth and Reconciliation satirizes American celebrity television. Chris Flynns Sealers Cove has a nudist caught in a time slip. Carmel Bird evokes Edgar Allan Poe when over-sized hares incite the good folk of rural Victoria to commit criminal acts and in Sticks and Stones Ryan ONeill has an academic attacked by a demonic alphabet. Contributors include established and emerging writers such as Marion Halligan and Krissy Kneen as well as new talents.