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Caravan of the Apocalypse by Twan Zegers

This month we chat to Sunday Writers' Club member, Twan Zegers, and Twan reads for us his latest essay story, Caravan of the Apocalypse. Twan is also the editor-in-chief of 21, a multilingual literary review. You can check out 21 here.

The Lady of the Isle by Evangelista Sie

Listen to our May podcast where we chat with Sunday Writers' Club member Evangelista Sie, and she reads for us her latest short story "The Lady of the Isle".

Not Me, Not Today by Brigid Whoriskey

On this April Sunday Writers’ Club podcast we chat to SWC member Brigid Whoriskey about her writing and experiences in India, and Brigid reads her heartrending short story about a girl from the slums titled NOT ME, NOT NOW. 

The War of the Mattresses by Jennifer Cornick

Enjoy listening to the March Sunday Writers’ Club March podcast where Paul Malone talks with Sunday Writers’ Club member Jennifer Cornick about her writing, and Jennifer reads her fabulously humorous and intriguing short story THE WAR OF THE MATTRESSES

Lucky Concert Earrings by Caroline Stevenson

Enjoy listening to an interview with Sunday Writers' Club member Caroline Stevenson and her reading her short story "Lucky Concert Earrings".   Photo copyright: Markus Raffeis   You can also "Lucky Concert Earrings" on the Sunday Writers' Club blog here.

I Never Said You Were Stupid by Holly Girling

Listen to our latest podcast interview with Sunday Writers' Club member Holly Girling and her short story "I Never Said You Were Stupid".

The Labyrinth by Stephen Cuthbertson

In this month's podcast, Scottish poet and Sunday Writers' Club member Stephen Cuthbertson shares with us his fascinating writing journey and his latest poem titled "The Labyrinth".

The Story of a Smile by Sandra Völker

Sunday Writers' Club interview with Sandra Völker, followed by Sandra reading her short story: The Story of a Smile. Interview: Paul Malone and Sandra Völker Location: Dirtwater NGO Cafe in Vienna, Austria.

Must Not Giggle by Caroline Stevenson

The final of three winning entries to the Sunday Writers' Club Flash Fiction competition inspired by paintings from the Albertina Museum's exhibition: The Beginning: Art in Austria from 1945 to 1980.

Living Philosophy Experiment by Jennifer Cornick

The second of three flash fiction competition winners: Living Philosophy Experiment by Jennifer Cornick.  Stories inspired by paintings from the Albertina Museum’s exhibition: The Beginning. Art in Austria 1945 to 1980.