Sunday, March 3, 2024


"Sudden Stops are Sometimes Necessary" published last Dec in the Threepenny Review







Monday, July 17, 2023

Sunday, May 7, 2023

Monday, October 18, 2021

Reading at the Launch of the Saltbush Review November 3rd


 

Published in Overland Summer 2021


Smoke Road

 

A couple of Shortlistings

 Albury City Short Story Award


"Announcing the 2021 Shortlist
  • The Language of Grace by Jane Turner Goldsmith, Belair SA
  • THIRD PLACE - Ava by Josh Donellan, Brisbane QLD
  • Prison Bells and Jasmine by Kitty Owens, Coburg North VIC
  • Ignorant Armies by Paulette Gittins, South Yarra VIC
  • Heat by Margo Daly, East Fremantle WA
  • The Consultant by Sean Crawley, Long Jetty NSW
  • Jupiter by Ruth Bell, Newtown NSW
  • FIRST PLACE - Mine by Rebecca Howden, Kensington VIC
  • Even the Silence by Keren Heenan, Montmorency VIC
  • Judgement by Kevin Brophy, Brunswick VIC
  • Cabin by Jennie Keenan, Burrumbuttock NSW
  • Postcards by Leonie Orton, Rosemount QLD
  • Rest Periods by Ellen Rodger, Newtown NSW
  • SECOND PLACE - Mikey by Vivien MacJohn, Forest Lodge NSW
  • Trove Hunter by Roger Vickery, Freshwater NSW"


and The Sydney Hammond Memorial Short Story Competition 2021:

 
Also in this one: Sydney Hammond memorial Short Story Award 2021
(winner announced this Friday 22nd October)



"It is with the greatest pleasure that we announce the Shortlist for the Sydney Hammond Memorial Short Story Competition 2021. Congratulations to these writers (in no particular order):
- Cover Talk by Maggie Veness, Tasmania, Australia
- 6th of September 2018 by Mulay Sangeeta, Great Britain
- Dumpster Zone by Jane Turner Goldsmith, South Australia
- Five to Ten by Paul Blanksby, New South Wales, Australia
- Faithy’s Shillelagh by Kathleen Hastings, Queensland, Australia
- Betrayal by Gillian Brown, France
- Gold Rush by Zachary Pryor, Victoria, Australia
- Accept, Deal, Repeat by Helen Booth, Victoria, Australia
- Dirty Bastard by Pamela Baker, Victoria, Australia
 - Cratered by T. L. Ransome, United States"

Monday, February 24, 2020

Hard to Get the Surname Right!


Pleased to be published in 'Passager' - a journal for writers over 50!

(Even if under Jane Goldsmith...Better than Jane Tuner-Goldsmith I suppose.)


I was also shortlisted and published in this anthology...


Even though there's no hyphen in my surname.

We're getting closer...



I suppose I should just be pleased, and better luck next time. :)

My Review in The Conversation