Born and bred in Melbourne, S.C. is a wayfarer and dreamer who is captivated by the complexities of trauma and resilience. Terminally yoked to her career, she has a PhD in Creative Writing and loves exploring the raw edges of human experience, bringing common struggles to light in uncommon ways.
She is currently working on a new contemporary novel.
S.C. Farrow
In 1984, St Kilda, guitarist Joel Reed hides his heroin addiction and sexuality while chasing fame in Melbourne’s music scene. When charismatic singer Harry Engel joins his band, Joel’s secret world unravels, forcing him to confront the cost of living a lie.
Open Wounds is a collection of unforgiving short fiction stories that shines a light on traumatic moments from which their sufferers might never recover.
S.C. is the driving force behind this eclectic anthology of flash fictions about living through the Covid-19 lockdowns (of which there were so many in her hometown of Melbourne, Australia). She also contributed two stories to the collection.
A delightful children's picture book about a frog and a pesky fly. Suitable for ages 2-5.