A Visitation from St Hip
’Twas the night before Hipstmas, / when all through the flat / Not a being was stirring, not even a gnat …
’Twas the night before Hipstmas, / when all through the flat / Not a being was stirring, not even a gnat …
Have bike, will ride where I like — until, that is, contact is made with a stationary object or some other hazard.
My name is Jason and I’m a TV binge-watcher. It’s been six hours since my last tumble down the fibre-optic wormhole.
It’s the first two lines of the last stanza of Robert Burns’s great equaliser that packs the knockout punch.
In the spring, a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of ant poison.
Can a souffle rise twice? Not in my kitchen.
Marchesa showcased its particular brand of glamour beloved of Hollywood’s A-list, many of whom were in the front row
The options are few when it comes to finding someone with whom to share the long days and nights.
There’s a kind of musk that hangs over the Gympie Music Muster.
An expat returns to Australia to find it has become a bureaucratic nightmare, and he is a virtual non-citizen.
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