Lauren Dickson

Lauren is a Melbourne-based writer who loves to immerse herself in the latest trends and conversations, seamlessly blending her love for writing with contemporary culture. Her unique perspective and eloquent voice make her a compelling storyteller who bridges the gap between the written word and the world’s vibrant news of today.

The Digital Burn Book: Social Media Call-Outs and Cancel Culture

Social media call-outs, cancel culture, and the fine line between accountability and cruelty.

January 6, 2026

The Science of Secrets: Why We Keep Them, Share Them and How They Affect Us

January 6, 2026

What Do Women Talk about in Their Group Chats?

An honest look at what women really talk about in their closest circles.

January 6, 2026

Jasmine Craciun: Art & Truth

January 6, 2026

Book Review: I Want Everything by Dominic Amerena

It starts with a lie. But one lie leads to another, and another. Caught in his own web of deception, how can he recognise the truth? And what is it going to cost him?

January 6, 2026

Inside Australia’s Best-Kept Secrets: Hidden Bars, Secret Menus and Local Favourites

January 6, 2026

How to Make the Ultimate Burn Book

January 6, 2026

Opening the Vault on Beauty’s Best Kept Secrets

January 6, 2026

Your Guide to Dressing like the Main Character

January 6, 2026

Burn After Reading: Confessions Vol. 1

January 6, 2026

New Year Horoscopes: The Truths Each Zodiac Sign Needs to Admit This January

January 6, 2026

How to Find Wellness in Rage

A deep-dive into harnessing your rage for positivity and wellness.

January 6, 2026

The Secret to New Year Wellness with Happy Mammoth

January 6, 2026

Issue 22: Burn After Reading

Welcome to Burn After Reading: Your invitation to confront the truths we keep hidden, the thoughts we never send, the confessions we whisper to ourselves, and the stories we’re finally ready to let go of. Rooted in honesty and release, this issue explores the power of self-reflection as a catalyst for growth. It’s about reading the truth, sitting with it, and then choosing what no longer comes with you into the new year.