Short Story Stack

It's a brave person who thinks that it's safe to give names her or his chooks. Told by Heather O'Carroll.

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A story told from the perspective of Tane - God of the forest - about a pair of Huia and their fiery encounter with European settlers. Told by Jim Moriarty.

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Jack disembarks after active service during the Great War and heads for home. But what sort of welcome awaits him? Told by Alex Greig.

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A shaggy dog story about a man, a cow and a dog. Told by Nick Blake.

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A sex worker and her friends exchange health and safety tips and their thoughts on Kim Kardashian. Told by Carrie Green.

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An evocative portrait of the closeted life of a gay male in 1930's Wellington. Told by Alex Greig.

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A young woman realises she is unquestionably attracted to other women. When she nervously confides this to her favourite aunty the response is not at all what she hopes for. Told by Danielle Meldrum.

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What you need to know about relationships. And all with a Pacific Island twist, of course. Told by Stacey Leilua.

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Poet Sudha Rao reflects on the challenges facing a teenage Indian girl who, in 1968, arrives with her family to live in Dunedin

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Michael is never alone, but he's lonely. Told by George Henare.

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