Fiction and Brigette Furlonger
Over the past few years, Brigette has been writing full length novels. While she looks for a publisher, Brigette continues to write short-stories and essays for compilations. Love Notes, a collection of short stories and poems, was published by the Cowichan Writers. It’s focus is short-stories by writers in the Cowichan Valley. The other compilations are published by Robin Barratt in the UK and are internationally sourced writers.
LOVE NOTES
Where do you find love?
Love can be found anywhere - from the Internet to the principal's office, from the gym to the afterlife... and even waiting on the side of the road. Love surprises in the provocative collection of stories and poems by the Cowichan Writers Group.
Visit a chat room shimmering dark with possibility, then follow the hilarious antics of romance in a seniors' home. Join one woman's transformative adventures through castes and tattoos, and drink in the explosive and lusty atmosphere of Hallowe'en in a bar. Experience the innocence of love's first kiss, and revel in the sensual intoxication of true desire.
A smorgasbord of romance, Love Notes delights through all the seasons of life's journey.
The Seasons
A Collection of Poetry and Prose on Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter
With many of the contributions reflecting the diverse backgrounds and cultures of the writers, in SEASONS there are 119 contributions from 46 writers in 19 countries: Australia, Bahrain, Canada, England, Greece, India, Italy, Malawi, Malaysia, Malta, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Scotland, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, USA and Vietnam, all exploring the seasons – spring, summer, autumn and winter - in their particular country or location.
The Seasons is a unique collection of poetry and short prose from some of the most talented and inspirational writers around the world.
The Challenges of Finding Love
…and why men sometimes get it so wrong!
What women really want in a relationship, what men really want, and how they can often be so very different is an undeniably fascinating subject, and in this compelling, often thought-provoking, occasionally funny and at times even heart-breaking collection, forty-one writers from fifteen cultures and countries worldwide (America, Australia, Bahrain, Canada, England, Germany, India, Ireland, Malta, Nigeria, Pakistan, Scotland, South Africa, Sri Lanka and Wales) discuss openly and honestly, and in their own unique way, their relationships and the challenges they have faced (and continue to face) with finding love... and why it often goes so terribly wrong.