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QUILT EXHIBITION AT THE ARC

With delicious pastries and hot coffees aplenty, The Winchester Bakery played host to The Fabric of Winchester’s fourth Community Sewing Day,…

Sitting on the stage of the Theatre Royal Winchester, another 12 Wintonians joined the second Fabric of Winchester Community Sewing Day, designing,…

More than a dozen participants attended the first public Community Sewing Day at BellaCrafts, taking the opportunity to design and sew their bespoke…

LOVINGLY-CRAFTED blocks that will be incorporated into memory quilts for good causes were created at the first of many free community sewing days.

St John’s Winchester will lead the Winchester community in the creation of several ‘memory quilts’ through a new initiative, The Fabric of…

The magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror field with news, reviews, and author interviews

By Oliver Lees Award-winning author and former Macedon Ranges resident Katherine Brabon has released her second novel, The Shut Ins. The story explores the Japanese concept of ‘hikikomori’, which refers to the growing number of young Japanese people that seek absolute social isolation by staying in their home for months or sometimes years at a time. Brabon said she was compelled to write about the topic after visiting Japan. “I became interested as I learnt that there were such intense ...