Martin Lindsay is a Western Australian writer hidden away in the leafy seaside town of Dunsborough.
He is the author of the plays Spd D8n, One Night One Day and Brown Acid, and award-winning one-act plays One Night Stand Off and Past Loves. Other plays include one-act Someone Called Rob, and finalists in the Short + Sweet and Arkfest ten-minute play festivals with Couch, The Retirement Gift, That Little Voice, and Possum Play. Martin was a contributing writer for Lifted in the 2013 Perth Fringe Festival, and co-wrote and directed the comedy monologue/burlesque Lock-In Love for the 2014 Adelaide Fringe Festival and 2014 Melbourne Comedy Festival.
Martin’s short stories have been included in Black Inc’s Best Australian Stories 2012, and won the 2013 Stringybark Humorous Short Story Competition, the 2014 Joe O’Sullivan Writers Prize, and the 2019 Peter Cowan Short Story award. His micro-fiction has appeared in Short and Twisted editions and Night Parrot Press’ Once (2020), Twice Not Shy (2021), and Three Can Keep a Secret (2022) collections.
He is even known to occasionally blog on this website when not trying to stop parrots from having sex on his balcony railing.
Hi Martin, thanks for the follow. I like your style just from your first post, so I’ll be signing up to your blog too. Look forward to reading more 🙂
Hi Martin!
I’m glad I found your blog as I am trying to suss out the writing scene in Perth!
I’ve only just started my blog and am going to start publishing some of my writing on it soon. 🙂
Hey Sophie, glad to hear of another Perth writer out there.
If you’re keen to meet local writing types, there’s a writers group I’m an organiser with that catches up regularly. Next meet is this Thurday.
http://www.meetup.com/Perth-Writers-Forum/
Sounds great, but I actually leave on Sunday to the UK for 5 weeks. Will definitely come along in the new year though. Thanks! 🙂