Lorraine Watts
Lorraine Watts lives in Busselton, Western Australia, with her husband Tom. Prior to 2010, her career in the public sector included senior positions with the Departments of Education, Training, Culture and the Arts, Disabilities and lastly with the Department for Communities. These roles enabled Lorraine to travel throughout much of regional West Australia. It greatly increased her awareness and love of the regional, rural, and remote parts of Australia. She has three adult sons and two young grandsons. Lorraine's interests include blogging, reading, tutoring adult literacy, and social networking. She is currently the Real Estate Writer for the Busselton Dunsborough/Margaret River Augusta Times and does freelance business writing on demand.
Beyond the Crossing
by Lorraine Watts
(4.33 from 3 reviews)
In 'Beyond the Crossing', Liz and her partner Martin, lived together in Melbourne in the early 1970s. Nearly everyone was attending antiwar protests and smoking dope in dimly lit folk clubs. They found they had inadvertently joined the rat race and decided to move to outback Australia and work in an Aboriginal community. It changes their lives forever.
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Looking for Bianca: a short story
on June 13, 2014
I was particularly moved by the description of Tara's grief on learning of her sister's death. The writer has beautifully illustrated the intense emotions felt on hearing such bad news. I also enjoyed the subsequent trip to Italy and the way it shows how Tara is coming to terms with this tragedy in her life.