A Plate of Pandemic
Creativity in Times of Crisis
Diane Lee is a writer based in Adelaide, Australia but was stuck in Vietnam during the pandemic. Studying law because she’s angry at the Australian government, she writes about everyday people and the everyday decisions that impact their lives in extra-ordinary ways. Diane’s flash fiction has been performed in New York, published in The Victorian Writer, Pure Slush and made the Australian Writers' Centre Furious Fiction LONGLIST.
To: Jackson Packer, AustralAsian Consolidated Publishing From: Museum of Modern Political Decisions March 7, 2060 Dear Jackson, I enjoyed meeting you at the Monarchy Symposium last week. Your speech was inspired, and it is indeed regrettable that AustralAsia hasn’t benefitted from Queen Charlotte’s reign. Republicanism is not all it’s cracked up […]