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A Short Story Dramedy Set in 1960s Austr
A Cute Short Story Dramedy About Family | 1960s Australia | Author Michelle Dorothy Riksma

If this Hillman could talk, she’d scream! This charming slice-of-life scenario, set in 1960s Australia, will keep you guessing until the end. After countless breakdowns, a car-loving Aussie becomes unstuck when he finally comes face to face with the cause of his engine trouble. The question is, how will he handle it?

Synopsis - If This Hillman Could Talk by Michelle Dorothy Riksman:

If This Hillman Could Talk

What's Bothering Hilda?

Short Story Details: Literary Fiction - Dramedy - Word Count: 4,328. Year of Publication: 2025.

Short Story Dramedy | Family in the 1960s | Light Reading

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"This book reads like a tapestry."

C. Sullivan. BA

​AWE is a global initiative and resource sharing the lived experiences of autistic women and gender-diverse individuals through stories, books, and quotes. It is a project nurtured by its founder, Michelle Dorothy Riksman.  

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"Inner Riches is a deeply personal, raw, and emotionally charged retelling of the author’s grief-stricken journey after suffering an insurmountable loss. Through touching memories and detailed stories, Inner Riches not only offers a glimpse into a truly unique relationship between a mother and her daughter, but reminds us all that ‘letting go’ does not equate to ‘leaving behind’. This volume is a powerful read for anyone who has experienced significant loss, and an inspiring message for those whose experience of grief is yet to come."

Dr David-Jack Fletcher, Author and Academic

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