This fantastical and hopefully funny tale of mine about the Tasmanian Tiger has just been published by UK Magazine, Cafe Lit. https://www.cafelitmagazine.uk/2022/08/a-tigers-tale-by-doug-jacquier-hair-of.html
A Tiger’s Tale
This fantastical and hopefully funny tale of mine about the Tasmanian Tiger has just been published by UK Magazine, Cafe Lit. https://www.cafelitmagazine.uk/2022/08/a-tigers-tale-by-doug-jacquier-hair-of.html
Six Crooked Highways 
Congratulations, Doug…
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Many thanks, Judy
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Another hit!
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Thanks, Liz.
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An amusing tale that taps into some disappearing features of Ozzie culture (or lack of it). Very enjoyable Doug
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Many thanks, Brian.
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I think I may have submitted a story to cafelit yonkers ago, obviously not successfully, well done Doug. Loved the story, I think my sister has actually spotted one of those strange creatures in the WA wheat belt.
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Thanks, Janet. Cafe Lit publish daily so it’s a bit of a lottery, depending on what else has come in recently. Try again because I’m sure they would love your work.
It’s a pity your sister didn’t get a pic; it would be worth a fortune! There have been many reported sightings in WA. Here’s a research paper on sightings up to 1998. My wife, Sue, is a firm believer that they are out there but I’ll be convinced when one is captured or found recently dead. 😉
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Congrats Doug!
“an environmental organisation run by people with MBAs that dressed like hippies. “… Doughammer 🔨
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Many thanks, Spira. Yes, unfortunately the hippysuitus lucratavus is not extinct. 😉
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