Category Archives: Neville Cole

#strangerparadise2: Content Dreams

Posted on May 14, 2013 by

Continuing Story by Nevile Cole Marley was vaguely aware that he was dreaming someone else’s tale. He and a tiger alone on tiny iceberg adrift in an endless ocean…it was all too familiar. Of course, he hadn’t had an original … Continue reading →

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#strangerparadise

Posted on May 7, 2013 by

Episode One: What Dreams May Come Thoroughly modern pulp fiction from Neville Cole “Fucking shit,” foul-mouthed newscaster A.J. Clemente intones during his weekly wrap up show What The Fuck, Yo! “Remember our good friend, @midlifecrisisguy? Well, it appears his 15 … Continue reading →

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A MATCH.COM APOLOGY

Posted on July 27, 2012 by

Poem by Neville Cole, Digital Wizardry by Warrigal Mirriyuula I’m sorry for lying about my height I know adding three inches was simply not right I’m sorry for saying that I was divorced I’ll be signing the papers in due … Continue reading →

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The Late Great Aussie Moore – Chapter 3 Eureka Days

Posted on June 28, 2012 by

By Neville Cole The beautiful English home on the hill that had been my grandfather’s pride and joy was gone. All that remained was the stone hearth and chimney that my father rebuilt and tended to as if it were … Continue reading →

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The Great Aussie Moore Chapter Two: The Fire

Posted on June 22, 2012 by

  By Neville Cole The summer of 1901 was unreasonably hot and windy and, though I need not add this, excessively dry. This was especially difficult on my slowly recovering mother. Doctor Lockett did finally arrive on the morning of … Continue reading →

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The Great Aussie Moore – Chapter 1 Victor Australis

Posted on June 15, 2012 by

  By Neville Cole My mother always had a rare sense of timing. She passed away last year on my birthday. Instead of celebrating another year around the sun with my friends, I travelled back to Melbourne to organize her … Continue reading →

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Many Hoppy Returns

Posted on June 10, 2012 by

Story and Photographs by Neville Cole Harry “Hoppy” Hopwood would have turned 104 earlier this week. Wherever he was I am sure he did so with a schooner of beer and a fine Hopwood cheroot. I wish I had been … Continue reading →

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The Eternal Optimist ?

Posted on June 6, 2012 by

Story and Photograph by Neville Cole Did you ever have a really bad feeling about something that turned out to be completely misplaced? No, me neither. 90% of the time my bad feelings are eerily accurate. The other 10% of … Continue reading →

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Lucky Bastard

Posted on February 23, 2012 by

Story and Photographs by Neville Cole (aint it great to have him back ?) Martin strode through the open door of the Apache Greyhound Park wearing his lucky African tee shirt (the one given to him by Freeman Mbowe, the … Continue reading →

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Goat Man

Posted on September 26, 2011 by

Story by Neville Cole I am Goat Man As I write this it is 4am. I am brewing some coffee. The sun won’t be up for hours; but I am. I have just woken from a lucid dream. I was … Continue reading →

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