The Star Net
Ten years ago, The Categians had come. To mine our asteroid belt. To stop us doing anything about it … They dumped all their garbage in orbit.
Ten years ago, The Categians had come. To mine our asteroid belt. To stop us doing anything about it … They dumped all their garbage in orbit.
The cat and her girl reached the very top of the stairs. There stood a heavy wooden door; all that stood between them, and Tisha’s mother’s potion workshop.
I could launch into a treatise on time and our philosophical perception of its passing … but I’ll limit myself to Banksia Journal.
What has been published in Banksia Journal over the last twelve months? We’ve provided a timeline.
Soon my universe had life, which always adds complications. There was no way of knowing what would happen next.
Next month, it will be a year since the launch of Banksia Journal… and this month, I have a micro story in the Raine Square Story Dispenser.
It should’ve been impossible, and many thought it was—a new island had appeared as if out of thin air, or from the very depths of the ocean.
We’ve been making some changes behind the scenes here at Banksia Journal, and are now excited to introduce our newest team members!
I thought I could spend the night there, write some colour, tell prospective buyers it’s not … haunted, or whatever?
“…the technicians have been testing that experimental drug for months. Making blind trials, teasing out every minute side effect. It’s near foolproof!”
We’ve been feeling a bit peckish, and finding ourselves fantasising about fictional foods from Skyrim, and Delicious in Dungeon.
Nobody wore masks the second time round, nobody cared to flatten a curve. By the time people realised what it was, it was too late.