Author: D.H. Mamet

D.H. Mamet has lived most of her forty-four years on Australia’s East Coast and draws inspiration from the natural beauty of Queensland’s shorelines and its wilderness. She is a member of the Queensland Writers Centre and the writing group Scribes United. In the wake of the catastrophic fires across the country, Aussie Speculative Fiction are launching an anthology to raise funds for the bush fire appeal and D.H. Mamet is incredibly proud that one of her stories will be featured in this collection. Her other works can be found in Stringybark Publishing anthologies, including 'A Nice Boy', 'The Gift of a Casserole', 'Timber!' and 'Red Gold'.

The King and The Smith

As we all know, castles are comprised of many grand rooms. Ballrooms, dining rooms, reading rooms, war rooms. King Cerano’s castle was like most palaces in the land, but with an interesting addition. You see, King Cerano liked to watch people. He did not enjoy spending time with them—he found people troublesome and dull—but he… Read more The King and The Smith

Posted on 26th November 20206th October 2020 by D.H. Mamet

Glimmer of the Gods

A clap of thunder rocked the train and shook its windows. Children squealed and mothers soothed their fears. The lamps flickered and Kaol muttered the words of the revealing spell under his breath. The incantation drained him but he continued until the shimmering curtain finally appeared in front of him. It was invisible to everyone… Read more Glimmer of the Gods

Posted on 25th April 202026th June 2020 by D.H. Mamet