Judy's first book was 30 pages long and believably set in a foreign land via the cunning ploy of reversing her own and all of her friend's names. That was when she was eleven. Since then, she's been a singer, community worker, political tragic, mother, very bad home renovator, got her Masters of Creative Writing (Melbourne University), taught writing and singing, written short stories (some awarded and published), published a novel (What Empty Things Are These, Regal House Publishing) and moved all the way from Australia to France. Not all in that order. She is currently waving another novel in front of publishers, so far unsuccessfully. http://jlcrozier.com @jcro54.bsky.social fb Judy Crozier, Writer Judy's book, What Empty Things Are These, is available everywhere.
In her mind, there was his head, again, in profile, turning toward her, shadowed against the white suit and against the sun flaring through the window. This repeating and repeating from that time to this. He might have laid his hand on her hair, but that was not what she remembered.