narratorAUSTRALIA Volume Three is a collection of more than 210 poems and short stories from more than 90 emerging and established Australian writers which were published on the narratorAUSTRALIA blog during the period 1 May to 31 October 2013. Contributors are: Alexander Gardiner, Alexander Ryan-Jones, Alexandra Plummer, Alexandra Smithers, Andris Heks, Ann Pigott, Ariette Singer, Armin Boko, Athena Zaknic, Beau Porter, Ben McCaskill, Bob Edgar, Connie Howell, Craig Stanton, Crystal Lee, David Anderson, David Jenkins, David Keegan, David Newman, DavidVee, Deborah Stanbridge, Demelza, Douglas Radcliffe, Emma Hall, Emma-Lee Scott, Esther Campion, Fayroze Lutta, Felicity Lynch, Graham Sparks, Gregory Tome, Heather Jensen, Henry Johnston, Hettie Ashwin, Sammy, Irene Assumpter, Irina Dimitric, James Craib, Jane Russell, Jean Bundesen, Jennie Cumming, Jenny Kathopoulis, Jessica Soul, JH Mancy, JL Warren, Joanna Rain, Joemass, John Arvan, John Ross, Jordan Black, Judith Bruton, Judith La Porte, Julie Martin, Ken Ward, Kerry Karamaroudis, Kylie Abecca, Lauren David, Leonie Bingham, Fantail, Lynn Nickols, Marilyn Linn, Mark Fowler, Mark Govier, Mary Krone, Michele Fermanis-Winward, Mitchell Walker, Mubarak Hameed, Evelyn MD, Paul Humphreys, Peter Goodwin, Rachel Branscombe, RL, Robert Murphy, Robertas, Robyn Chaffey, Ruchi Khare, Ruth Withers, Sallie Ramsay, Sarah Baker, Sarah Clay, Shane Smithers, Shannon Todd, Shirley Burgess, Stephanie Adamopoulos, Subroto Pant, Susan Kay, Thomas Gibbs, Virginia Gow, Vita Monica, Wendy Vitols, Whitney McIntosh and Winsome Smith.

narratorAUSTRALIA Volume Two is a collection of more than 200 poems and short stories from more than 100 emerging and established Australian writers which were published on the narratorAUSTRALIA blog during the period 1 November 2012 to 31 April 2013. Contributors are: AB, Alexander Gardiner, Alexandra Smithers, Alison Gibson, Amber Johnson, Andris Heks, Arielle Windsor, Ariette Singer, Armin Boko, Ashwyn Kale, Athena Zaknic, Barry McGloin, Ben McCaskill, Bob Edgar, C.G. Freedman, Carly-Jay Metcalfe, Claudia Wood, Connie Howell, Crystal Lee, David Anderson, David Jenkins, David Newman, Davidvee, Deborah Stanbridge, Demelza, Des Pensable, Dominic Carew, Emma Hall, Emma-Lee Scott, Fayroze Lutta, Felicity Lynch, Garry McDougall, Graham Sparks, Hannah Mary Elliott, Hazel Girolamo, Heather Harrison, Henry Johnston, Ian Kennedy Williams, Irene Assumpter, Irina Dimitric, JAC, Jadei Brown, James Craib, Jean Bundesen, Jennie Cumming, Jenny Kathopoulis, Jessica Soul, JH Mancy, Jill Pierce, Joanna Rain, John Arvan, John Ross, Judith Bruton, Judith La Porte, Julie Lock, Julitha De La Force, Kari McKern, Kaylia Payne, Ken Ward, Kylie Abecca, Laura Brown, Laura Murfet, Leonie Bingham, Les Wicks, Linda Yates, Linda Callaghan, Lynette Arden, Lynn Nickols, Marie York, Marilyn Linn, Mark Govier, Melanie Lee, Michele Fermanis-Winward, Mikhail Mathias, Miss Pippi, Miss Concepcion, NaNaG, Naomi Fogarty, Nicole James, Paris Portingale, Paul Humphreys, Pawel Cholewa, Penny Blackwell, Peter Adams, Peter Goodwin Peter Shankar, Phillip A. Ellis, Rob Kennedy, Robert Cox, Robertas, Robyn Chaffey, Ruth Withers, Sallie Ramsay, Sam Elliott-Halls, Sandra Renew, Shane Smithers, Sharon Hammad, Shey Saint-Malo, Sonia Ursus Satori, Stephanie Adamopoulos, Susan Fielding, Susan Kay, Susan Sargent, Tamara Pratt, Thomas Gibbs, Toni Paton, Vickie Walker, Virginia Gow, Vita Monica, Winsome Smith

narratorAUSTRALIA Volume One is a collection of more than 200 poems and short stories from more than 100 emerging and established Australian writers which were published on the narratorAUSTRALIA blog during the period 1 May to 31 October 2012. Contributors include: Susan Adams, Alannah, David Anderson, Eulyce Arkleysmith, Hettie Ashwin, Irene Assumpter, Rosemary Baldry, Don Beer, Eddie Blatt, Bridge, Ann-marie Brittain, Nicholas Brooks, Jean Bundesen, Marina Byrne, Linda Callaghan, Aaron Carl, Robyn Chaffey, Ronnie Compton, Theo Craci, James Craib, Nene Davies, Demelza, Noel Downs, Brendan Doyle, Bob Edgar, Stephen Falconer, Merlene Fawdry, Michele Fermanis-Winward, C.G. Freedman, Gordon G, Mel G, Alex aka The Auld YinGardiner, Russell Gibbs, Hazel Girolamo, Peter Goodwin, Mark Govier, Virginia Gow, Emma Hall, Ridley Heard, Andris Heks, Vague Hit, Annabel Hollins-Cliff, Emmett Howard, Connie Howell, Paul Humphreys, Frank Ince, JAC, Nicole James, Amber Johnson, Mary Krone, Judith La Porte, Robyn Lance, Anthony J. Langford, Crystal Lee, Melanie Lee, Chloe Loughran, Alan Lucas, Felicity Lynch, Kai Maddever, JH Mancy, Denise Martin, Joe Massingham, Barry McGloin, Colleen McMillan, Merryjack, Samantha Miller, Samuel Miller, Jonathan Morgan, Lynn Nickols, Mark O'Flynn, Alexandra P, Subroto Pant, Toni Paton, Andrea Payne, Paris Portingale, Tamara Pratt, Sallie Ramsay, A.J. Reed, Sandra Renew, Pat Ridley, Rimeriter, Robertas, John Ross, Jordan Russo, Susan Sargent, Sonia Satori, Scorpio, Emma Scott, Ariette Singer, Tracey Smith, Winsome Smith, Alexandra Smithers, Jessica Soul, Graham Sparks, Stephen Studach, Cathie Tanaka, Yeshe Thubten, Shannon Todd, Claire Turner, Kate-Michelle Von Riegen, Vickie Walker, Ted Witham, Ruth Withers, Kathryn Yuen, Tom Zaunmayr

Max is a 'ranga' - a red-haired little boy who yawns and (almost) sneezes his way through life. During the course of a day, Max passes his yawn around to the kids at pre-school, to his pre-school teacher, to the ear, nose and throat doctor, to Mum and Dad, and finally it returns to Max at bedtime. During the course of a week, Max can't sneeze. His nose is irritated with hayfever and allergies of all sorts, but no matter how hard his sneeze builds up, it just won't happen. Follow Max around all week as he helps Grandpa saw wood, plays in the park with Dad, smells cousin Suzy's perfume, and realises he's allergic to Aunt Jane's cat and the fluffy chickens at pre-school. But when he picks some flowers out of the garden for Mum ... that's when it all comes home to roost Children will enjoy having two stories about one little boy in this book. They will enjoy identifying with the characters and observing the differences - these books have been designed as a discussion point so that children and carers can talk about 'same' and 'different' so that children learn that we all lead different lives and that different doesn't mean wrong. Children can learn about colours, days of the week, daily and weekly routines and much more from Todd Sharp's wonderfully detailed and gently humorous illustrations. Perfect for home and classroom use, this two-in-one book is also a great learn to read text for children aged four to eight. An example of the format and reading patterns of the story: "When Max went to pre-school, Miss Oliver sat everyone on the mats to read them a book. When Miss Oliver started reading, Max felt another yawn happening. 'Oooorrrrr ' Max stretched his arms out and squeezed his eyes shut tight. When he opened his eyes, he saw Miss Oliver having a big yawn, too. 'I caught your yawn, Max ' said Miss Oliver." - from 'Who Caught the Yawn?' "On Tuesday, Mum took Max to visit Aunt Jane. Max patted Fluffy, Aunt Jane's cat. Fluffy's fur tickled Max's nose. 'Aah ... Aah ...' Nothing happened. 'Where did the sneeze go, Max?' asked Aunt Jane." - from 'Where Did the Sneeze Go?'

This book is my personal memoir of learning to accept my new injured self as I figure out the best way to manage life with a Traumatic Brain Injury. It starts like this: While driving west on Interstate 80 for my senior year at Brigham Young University, my car tumbled five times into the median. I was unconscious on impact, and I don't remember any part of the accident. My next clear memory is waking up on a hospital bed more than two months later, wondering where I was and why I had a metal Halo Brace drilled into my skull. My family explained I'd fractured my neck, both femurs, and severely injured my brain in a car accident on my way back to college. "I'm in college?" I asked. And the rediscovery of myself began.