America on the Brink
‘You pro-Trumpers are playing with fire,’ muttered Paul Levinson as he pushed through the doors of the Republican House of Representatives cloakroom. ‘We never should have backed that orange-haired fool.’
The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
‘Thank you for inviting me, Mrs Silverman,’ I said, proffering a bottle of red wine purchased the day before at the kosher supermarket on Glen Huntly Road.
Privacy and QR codes
‘Have you heard?’ I asked, sliding into my usual seat at a table in a Pelham Street café, just down the block from Melbourne Law School.
Refugees
Like many other Jewish families in Australia, my parents made it to Australia in the late 1920’s and mid-1930s, fleeing a Poland already beset by anti-Semitism and about to be invaded by the Nazis.
Bloomsbury
Lyn propped herself up on an elbow and gazed at her lover. ‘It’s fantastic when we’re together.’
A Second Chance at Friendship
The intercom buzzed and my secretary said, ‘There’s a woman called Nicole calling. Says she knew you at university?’
Donald Trump and the Central Park Five
As we breathe a collective sigh of relief at Donald Trump’s departure from the White House, we gaze in horror at the detritus he left in his wake.
