Banksia Journal Quarterly Two—the next in our series of mini ebooks—is on sale now! Available in PDF and EPUB format, this volume collects the three stories published in Banksia Journal in April, May, and June last year:
This follows the release of Banksia Journal Quarterly One which features stories from January to March 2024, and Banksia Journal Quarterly Zero: Editors Edition which features stories by myself and Lauren Hancock-Coffey.
Banksia Journal Quarterly Zero: Editors Edition can be downloaded for free. Meanwhile, Banksia Journal Quarterly One and Two are available under a new choose your price system, so you can make your ebook purchases fit your budget:
Loose Change
AUD $2.00
Got any spare change rattling around in your digital wallet? Want to help support our authors? Send a couple of dollars our way, and we’ll add them to our author payment fund.
Spare Note
AUD $5.00
Or maybe you’ve got a little more spare change? $5.00 will potentially cover half of an author’s payment. It is certainly a welcome contribution to the author payment fund.
Flash Fiction Patron
AUD $10.00
For any story of 1,000 words or fewer—such as “It’s Bright Outside” by Charlie Winter—we pay our authors $10.00. That’s right; for just $10 you can completely cover the cost of a story.
Short Stories Patron
AUD $30.00
For $30, you might completely cover the cost of one of Banksia Journal’s longest stories—such as “CAVITY” by Chelsea Chong. Or, you might pay for two, or even three of our shorter ones!
As the most generous option, this also buys the editor’s eternal gratitude.
Also available under this choose your price system are several sets of Banksia Journal themed phone and computer wallpapers. Look at Lauren showing off just a few:
It is Banksia Journal’s missions to support Australasian speculative fiction writers; any money spent in our shop goes to this community. Even just $2.00 makes a difference. So please, head over to our shop, and take a look around!
Brittany Lee is the co-founder, and editor of Banksia Journal. She is a writer from Perth, Western Australia, with a BA in Linguistics, and Postgrad Diploma in Journalism. Her work has appeared in AntipodeanSF, Dusty Attic Publishing, and Perth’s Raine Square Story Dispenser. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, knitting, and taking photos of flowers (such as banksias).
You can find her online at brittanyerinlee.com.