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Issue Details:
First known date:
2017...
no.
28
January
2017
of
Kill Your Darlings
est. 2010
Kill Your Darlings
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'We have gone to print a few days after the US election, and the aftershocks of this most troubling result are still resounding. Much is still to be written about this world-changing event, but in the meantime here at KYD we recognise the important role the arts now has to play in interpreting these events, creating pathways to change, and enabling regeneration.' (Editorial introduction)
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Only literary material by Australian authors or about Australian literature individually indexed.
Contents
* Contents derived from the 2017 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Silence and Stillness,
single work
criticism
'Sometimes the most ideal writing conditions still don't produce work. How do different types of creative distraction manifest, and how can they be overcome?' (Introduction)
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The Centre from the Edge,
single work
prose
travel
'When we travel, how often is it in search of a validation of our existence? Can we live a full life without the desire for it to be endless?' (57)
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Not a Ghost Story,
single work
autobiography
'How do we reconcile experiences that sit outside the usual parameters with which we understand the world?' (75)
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The Walk,
single work
autobiography
Is justice a precursor to healing, or can a connection to the land be used to overcome trauma? ''
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Pulse Points,
single work
short story
'Ramesh had known Gerry for years - eight in fact, as long as he and Henry had been together - but this was, in a way, like meeting him all over again.' (Introduction)
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Figuring Themselves Out,
single work
criticism
'Why, in 2017, is there still such an absence of queer female narratives on the stage?' (139)
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Read Me a Story,
single work
criticism
'Audiobooks enable adults to experience the pleasure of hearing a story aloud, but are they fundamentally inferior to their print counterparts?' (153)
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