S.C. Farrow
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S.C. Farrow is an Australian literary author whose work explores trauma, silence, and the complexity of the human psyche. She holds a PhD in creative writing and is a co-founder of The Pynk Sphynx, a creative imprint dedicated to emotionally intelligent storytelling. Her writing is known for its lyrical style, philosophical depth, and raw emotional honesty.
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This is Not a Lie
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Contemporary
In 1984, Joel Reed is the lead guitarist in The Blackhearts, an up-and-coming hard rock band that was born in St Kilda, the bohemian heart of Melbourne's music scene. A high functioning heroin addict, Joel is also a closet homosexual and is desperately lonely and dangerously self-destructive until he meets a man who becomes the lead singer in his band and the unexpected love of his life. 
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Open Wounds
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Contemporary Short Stories
Assaulted by her mother’s boyfriend, a fourteen-year-old girl longs to be loved by her teenaged crush. An immigrant woman who fled her homeland is forced to travel across county by the man who promised her a better life. An acutely-sensitive eleven-year-old girl is despised by her fifth-grade teacher. A war veteran’s family falls apart as he combats the consequences of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. An Anglican nun struggles to comfort a woman who’s been sentenced to the gallows. These people exist in different times and have vastly different lives, yet all of them suffer from the devastating effects of trauma. Everything about a person, from the way they think, remember, learn, how they feel about themselves and others, and the way they view and understand the world, is affected and shaped by the trauma they experience. Open Wounds is a collection of unforgiving short fiction stories that shines a light on traumatic moments from which their sufferers might never recover. 
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Deafening Silence
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Contemporary
Deafening Silence is a powerful and emotionally raw Australian literary fiction novel exploring psychological trauma, post-war identity, and the quiet disintegration of family life. Set in suburban Australia, this deeply moving work of contemporary fiction follows Daniel Shaw, a once-proud Special Forces veteran, now grappling with PTSD, hearing loss, and the unbearable silence of civilian life. 
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