RONE IN GEELONG by NICK BATTERHAM. Story by Vin M.
A piano is broken. Burnt, seemingly. A harp is stranded, unplayable. Chairs in a once lavish dining room are rotting.
ROOMS ON FIRE by STEVIE NICKS Story by Jay Daniel Thompson
You mention Stevie. ‘Did you know,’ you begin, ‘that Stevie was addicted to Klonopin?’ How random this statement is. How randomly cool. How swiftly the ice melts.
ROSES by THE CHAINSMOKERS ft. ROZES. Story by Alisa Ungar-Sargon
The Chainsmokers weren’t a national punchline yet. They’d made a name for themselves with their novelty song Selfie before everyone realised that they were actually very, very serious about their music.
Roy Rogers by Elton John. Story by Colin Ritchie
Colin Ritchie London, and motorway to Scotland 1974Elton looked across, smiled and waved and then he was gone. It was all over within a minute or so. The Mini was no match for the Roller.
Rugged up and ready for 2022 Willy Lit Fest
Last weekend we rugged up for our penultimate rehearsal for our show on Friday evening 17 June, the opening night event of the 2022 Williamstown Literary Festival.
RUMOUR HAS IT by ADELE Story by Vin Maskell
Dad’s always said that he doesn’t dance. I believed him.