Susan Fourtané

Joined February 2017

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Susan Fourtané is a Science and Technology Journalist, a professional writer with over 18 years experience writing for global media and industry publications. She's a member of the ABSW, WFSJ, Society of Authors, and London Press Club.

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Lucy’s fear . Top Story - April 2025.
At night, the woods are an entirely different world. Whilst during the day, there’s a breeze of magic with fairytale feeling at times, the dark hours awaken mystery, and sometimes … fear.
By Susan Fourtané 9 months ago in Fiction
Banana pudding before you die
It was Sunday morning. Sandra woke up, went to the kitchen, and prepared breakfast. She was thinking of Jason, her new lover. Sandra didn’t feel guilty. After all, she and Ryan were in an open marriage.
By Susan Fourtané 9 months ago in Fiction
The purple dress
The next morning, Sandra was at work as usual. She was wearing a purple dress and matching Oxford shoes. It was impossible to miss her flirting as Jason came in. Jason was too young and too impressed by an older woman who clearly knew how to manipulate him into doing the dirty work for her.
By Susan Fourtané 9 months ago in Fiction
Lucy’s radar
It was innate to Lucy to keep her inner radar tuned to changes. It was one of Lucy Donovan’s most impressive qualities, one that had served her well since her early childhood.
By Susan Fourtané 9 months ago in Fiction
Frozen
As I walked through the snowy woods, a playful magpie rested on the treetops under the dancing snowflakes. The wild rabbits began to dig deep under a pine tree. Slowly, a frozen, pale, stiff human hand emerged from its snowy grave.
By Susan Fourtané 10 months ago in Fiction
Reincarnation
“I saw my reflection in the mirror. The gown still fitted like a glove. I closed my eyes. I was dancing in the ballroom. My hair was different. It was red. You wouldn’t believe me if I told you.”
By Susan Fourtané 10 months ago in Fiction
Beware of these scams when you travel
The spring-summer travel season is now in full swing in the northern hemisphere. Travelling is exciting and the experience is rewarding. However, now more than ever, scammers and thieves are everywhere.
By Susan Fourtané 10 months ago in Wander
Bluffing beauty
Drizzle, sprinkle, mizzle Cheesecake, apple pie, and a whistle. White tea in the orange tea cup A daffodil, a daisy, and a dream.
By Susan Fourtané 10 months ago in Poets
Daffodils
🌼🌼🌼 Yellow daffodils, What are you all telling me? Please, do not kill us! 🌼🌼🌼 🌼 On the lifespan of daffodils
By Susan Fourtané 10 months ago in Poets
Morning in the forest
🌳🐇🐿️🦆🌳 Morning starts so bright. Forest creatures run and hide, Happy out of sight! 🌳🐇🐿️🦆🌳 ~~~ Haiku What makes a well written haiku? A haiku should convey a moment of insight, probably from an observation either in the real world or in your mind and heart.
By Susan Fourtané 10 months ago in Poets
The last cup
Benny made her tea every morning, even after she was gone. The tea cup sat steaming on the kitchen table, a habit he could not shake.
By Susan Fourtané 10 months ago in Fiction
How universities can better prepare their students for a future with AI and face the future of work
In the future, every job will be an Artificial Intelligence (AI) job. That was the main take away from an exclusive interview with Gwynedd Mercy University Professor Dr. Cindy Casey. Dr. Casey and I discussed how universities can better prepare their graduates to face the future AI jobs.
By Susan Fourtané 10 months ago in Interview

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Lucy’s fear . Top Story - April 2025.

Banana pudding before you die

The purple dress

Lucy’s radar

Frozen

Reincarnation

Beware of these scams when you travel

Bluffing beauty

Daffodils

Morning in the forest

The last cup

How universities can better prepare their students for a future with AI and face the future of work

Stories (212)