Fantasy, scifi, and horror writing prompts
Get creative with fantasy, science fiction, and horror writing prompts inspired by stories in Banksia Journal.
Lauren and Brittany chat about speculative fiction, and what’s new with Banksia Journal.
Get creative with fantasy, science fiction, and horror writing prompts inspired by stories in Banksia Journal.
Megan Rani is a post graduate student majoring in Creative Writing and Editing. She’s also a curious writer, reader, researcher and a coffee enthusiast.
Banksia Journal’s readers are predominantly people from Australia and the USA using Windows computers. Many are on Facebook.
“Epistolary fiction” means a fictional narrative pieced together from letters, diary entries, newspaper clippings and maybe even photographs.
Banksia Journal claims to be a magazine. But, as may be evident from your screen, it is not a booklet at a newsstand. So, what makes a magazine?
We are about to enter the year of the horse. To mark the occasion, we’re sharing some thoughts on this beautiful animal.
Exploring my hometown’s fictional presence through Tim Winton’s Lockie Leonard, Amanda Curtin’s The Sinking, and Zac & Mia by A. J. Betts.
To celebrate our second anniversary, Lauren would like to briefly highlight some of her favourite stories from the past 12 months.
What has been published in Banksia Journal over the last twelve months? We’ve provided a timeline.
I am going to have to step away from my responsibilities as Social Media Manager. But don’t worry! Banksia Journal can’t get rid of me that easily!
I’m sure wishing to be whisked away into the world of a favourite story is a familiar feeling for many readers.
Banksia Journal Quarterly Two—the next in our series of mini ebooks—is on sale now! This volume collects stories published from April to June 2024.