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← A FINAL WORD FROM ADELAIDE WRITERS’ WEEK 2018

Flash! at Sydney Writers’ Festival →

Interrupter | a short story

By Elwood Writers ¶ Posted in Barry Lee Thompson ¶ Tagged fiction, listening, radio, reading, short fiction, vision australia radio, writing ¶ Leave a comment

Barry’s short story Interrupter has been dramatised for broadcast on Vision Australia Radio in April. Details can be found at this link to his website:

Interrupter on the wireless

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