Shayne T Wright

Engineer, Author and Photographer

Shayne T Wright holds a Bachelor Degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering as well as a Masters in Engineering Science. He has over 20 years experience within the high tech world of the Australian based defence sector, both in and out of uniform, coupled with a smattering of exposure to next generation autonomous mining developments for super pits within Australia and the USA.

Shayne resides in central Victoria (Australia) with his wife and four kids.

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• How Jones Goes on Jan. 31, 2013
  
  A difficult first page but if you push through it then you will be rewarded with a fantastic story. A great back plot and hopefully an opening to a wider story...
  
• Into the Void on Feb. 06, 2013
  
  A romantic view of reicarnation that is well crafted. I believe it achieves the authors objective of getting the reader to consider the concept of reincarnation. Story aside, it made me consider the practicality of reincarnation as a theology and I wondered...with the worlds population growing exponentially, where were all tehse souls coming from? mmmmm, now there's another thought
  
• Hope Janitorial on Feb. 23, 2013
  
  A strange short story. I found no back story to the weirdness which caused me to continuously question what it was about. Comedy...? Didn't raise a chuckle for me sorry and the author's style was hard to follow.
  
• The Last Long Walk Home on March 18, 2013
  
  A beautiful story that really does tug at the readers heart strings. The only downfall was maybe 3 uses of the wrong tense. Overall, a fantastic read!
  
• An Improbable Journey on March 31, 2013
  
  Felt like a Disney novel in the vein of wall-e. Paying homage is alright but this felt like a clone. Well written and reads easy though so the author has potential to watch for. I look forward to some inspired but radically different stories.
  
• Running on Empty on April 08, 2013
  
  A fantastically paced story that had me reading faster and faster as the drama built. The story is constructed well and flows easily. Overall, a great zombie story which is hopefully followed up with more.
  
• Blue on June 11, 2013
  
  A great 10 min read with a quick pace. I really enjoyed the stories themes and the twist jumped out at me. I recommend taking 5~10 minutes to check this well written story out....and maybe some of Michael's other work - I will be.
  
• First One There Dies on June 12, 2013
  
  Well written but expected more from the end twist...Loved the humour - spot on!
  
• Europa on June 23, 2013
  
  Fantastic! A great story which really brings the dead to life.
  
• Shelter on July 11, 2013
  
  Could not put this down! On completion, I went straight to another one of the author's short stories.
  
• Airholes on July 11, 2013
  
  Loved it! A very well crafted short story. The underlying message and implications are humoursly black.
  
• iWitness on Oct. 03, 2013
  
  A hard core sci-fi short story and entertaining piece of flash fiction. Conceptually good however, for me, the stilted writing disjointed the fast action being described resulting in a stop start feeling which should have flowed more smoothly. Overall, a bit of fun which provides a sample of the author's style.
  
• Toy Planets on April 20, 2014
  
  A stuttering first page that rapidly unfolds into a fun story. I found this story to be a light read that had fun with itself.
  
• Something Borrowed, Something Blew on May 18, 2014
  
  A devilish short story with great sarcastic humour…
  
• Hobo on March 01, 2016
  
  Entertaining read with a side-serving of dark humour....
  
• Black Hole On Erie Boulevard on June 19, 2016
  
  The writing is clean but it was very hard, nigh impossible, to suspend belief to make a credible story in 800 words. An OK 3 minute read over a lunch break.
  
• The Last Praetorian on May 04, 2017
  
  A rapidly absorbing book. Have a crack at it, you won't be disappointed but you may loose some sleep in a rush to get to the next chapter.