Harlequin Creative Ink ✍️ Book Shop Launch 🚀

Screenshot of Harlequin Creative Ink site feat. the covers of books and scripts: Germ Warfare & A Single Donut, Stories For My New Depression, Ghost Story and Billy Loves Cha Cha Forever.

Ideas that linger and stories that bite!

I’ve been quietly working away behind the scenes for a while — shaping stories, fixing commas, second‑guessing myself, and then pushing forward anyway. Today, something finally clicked into place. I’ve opened my own online book shop, and it’s called Harlequin Creative Ink.

It’s not a flashy launch. It feels more like opening the door to a spare room — one you’ve been meaning to decorate for years — finally doing it, and then letting people wander in when they are ready.

To start, I’ve released five books — a mix of theatre scripts and stories that have lived in my heart and on my hard drive for far too long. Each one includes a browser friendly preview, so you can wander through the opening pages and see if the voice pulls you in.

  • Germ Warfare & A Single Donut.
  • Stories For My New Depression
  • Ghost Story: The Turn of the Screw
  • Billy Loves Cha Cha Forever!
  • Sammy and Dave

Seeing them all lined up together feels strangely heartwarming — like I’ve finally found each piece a home.

This shop isn’t about chasing sales although selling a book or a script would be nice. It’s about presence. Continuity. And letting my work breathe.

I am also adding dramaturgy section, something I’ve done on and off over the years. So feel free to contact me at if you’re looking for some professional help.

If you’ve been following my creative chaos for a while — thank you for sticking around. Okay. The only thing left for you to do is visit the Harlequin Creative Ink shop. Let’s go!

Harlequin Creative Ink – Payhip

More Info:https://linktr.ee/noelanderson

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NOEL ANDERSON (Writer & Director) completed NIDA Playwright Studio 1996 and also trained at Stella Adler Studio (New York), The Gate Theatre (London), Independent Theatre (Sydney) and Brisbane Academy of Music. He has worked as an actor, director, writer throughout Australia, his written work includes: Germ Warfare, Circles and The Carer which played at Sydney’s Belvoir Street theatre. Noel's strictly adult play, Sammy & Dave, which he also directed, played to packed houses at the Stables Theatre (Sydney), running for a staggering 3 months. In 2001-2002, Noel’s children’s play Kylie Kastle Throws a Party was performed in hundreds of schools across the country by Troubadour Theatre Co. As director & dramaturg, Noel worked on Kingdom - an Australian musical based on the King Arthur Legend and also The Other Half, a TV pilot for Beyond Films. Noel assistant directed on the first ever Aboriginal sitcom produced on SBS TV called The Masters, and counts Sylvia Plath’s play Letter’s Home at Belvoir Street Theatre among his best directing work. In 2004 -2006, Noel worked on a feature film script, Adult Services and a new play, Moonshot, about the American Lunar landing. But, needing adventure, he packed up and moved to Melbourne where he directed Dark Angels with Pop Diva Katie Underwood (Bardot). In 2008, Noel’s short play "Pulling Out" won Midsumma’s Pink Shorts Festival and Noel's production The Water Sellers at Dante's was awarded Best Director by the Monash Theatre Festival. In 2013, Noel's written work was performed in the show Love Letters at the Melbourne Arts Centre and his play Andy Warhol's Fifteen Minutes of Fame played to full houses at La Mama, Courthouse. Other directing work includes: Oliver (The Gold Coast Performing Arts Centre), Friday Night in Town, A Fitzroy Romance, Blowing Whistles, Australia Dot Com (Melbourne Comedy Festival), Narelle MacDonald : Descent into Pop Madness and Especes Menacees (performed in French) for the Melbourne French Theatre Company. Be sure to catch Noel's six part TV series NEXT... about internet dating on Foxtel and Apple TV in 2017. Other credits include : The Sydney Gay Mardi Gras, The Sydney Olympic Arts Festival, The Sydney Film Festival, and The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and The Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games . In 2015 Noel's play Andy Warhol's Ffteen Minutes of Fame returned to Melbourne, playing to sold out performances at the Jewish Museum of Australia alongside Andy Warhol's Geniuses Exhibition. Noel then directed Price Check the musical at Theatreworks. He finished 2015 with a musical he directed and co-wrote called Audrey Hepburn and I Considers Our Assets at the Melba Spiegeltent, home of Circus Oz.

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