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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... no. 6 December 2018 of Other Terrain est. 2016 Other Terrain
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2018 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Shame Shamei"On the red car's gloss", Anne Elvey , single work poetry
Departure .i"Caught in the tide of you", Frances Roberts , single work poetry
Interview with Judith Beveridge., Abby Claridge (interviewer), single work interview

'There is a reason Judith Beveridge is considered one of the most iconic contemporary Australian poets of today. Her style is refined and her development as writer has been showcased since her first publication 21 years ago.'
Blood and Sweat, Eugen Bacon , single work short story
The Bury Ball, Eugen Bacon , single work short story
Tugging at the Waves, Eugen Bacon , single work short story
Microfiction
Unprecedented, Eugen Bacon , single work short story
Microfiction
A Letter to a Faraway Friend, Skye Jenner , single work short story
Interview with Solli Raphael., Abby Claridge (interviewer), single work interview
Anniei"the tennis court owning", Anne Elvey , single work poetry
[50] Tini"I turn to pick up four empty cans,", Tricia Dearborn , single work poetry
The Cuspi"through shutters, a voice is calling", Marilyn Humbert , single work poetry
Powerlessi"I feel your heart", Ellen Shelley , single work poetry
A Mourning, Reece Pye , single work short story
Lawni"Our small, unkempt lawn,", Col Grant , single work
Duck Creeki"beyond the river, dead birds in trees", Michael Aiken , single work poetry
Mechanical Hearts, Rebecca Jane , single work short story
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