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Issue Details: First known date: 2023... no. 4 2023 of Saltbush Review est. 2021 Saltbush Review
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'Welcome to Issue 4 of The Saltbush Review. We are thrilled to be able to bring you another edition of fiction, non-fiction and poetry, and to continue in our project of connecting the South Australian literary community of readers and writers with international writers and audiences. We are constantly grateful to Arts SA for funding our third and fourth issues, and enabling us to pay both our writers and our editors for their work.' (Editorial introduction)

Notes

  • Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes: 

    A Country Between Two People by Verity

    The University by Clayton Bradshaw-Mittal

    Tidemarked by Ren Wednesday

    Grendel’s Mother Considers Therapy by Nadia Arioli

    Breaking/Not Breaking by Mark Dimaisip

    Fever Dreaming by Kate Kobosko

    Fibonacci Sequence Including Several Hands, Minimal Choreography by Liam Strong

    Whiff by Abdulkareem Abdulkareem

    Xaymaca by Trish Tavares

    Partings by Matt Daly

    Thoughts on Belongings by Purbasha Roy 

    A Definitive History of Quitting by Samodh Porawagamage

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2023 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
What It Feels Like To Die (Fragments from a Memoir), Alison Flett , single work autobiography
'To Perish - of Delight' : An Erotics of Fragments, Jill Jones , single work prose
Little Jokes That Nobody but Me Will Understand, Moya Costello , single work prose
Birth Mnemonics, Dani Netherclift , single work prose
A Pair of Lobsters, Nicole Matthews , single work prose
Don’t Be Difficult, Patrick Allington , single work short story
Love in the Time of Carparks, Angie Faye Martin , single work short story
Glass, Katherine Kruimink , single work short story
Salvage, Carmen Tudor , single work short story
A Blessing, Jane Downing , single work short story
Still, Anna Pax , single work
It Started at the Sump, R. A. Dee , single work short story
Joy, Hossein Asgari , single work short story
The Killer, Sue Hazel , single work short story
Nostalgia Filter, Orph Both , single work
Jack's Room, Morgan Nunan , single work short story
After the Pandemici"Hike from Avebury to Stonehenge", Nathanael O'Reilly , single work poetry
Diary Entry (17/4)i"I have not written a single word. Things pile up, which is not an excuse. I urge myself to", Yu Ouyang , single work poetry
Pill Box for an Angelfishi"Rosy pipe on a bone /", Dorothy Lune , single work poetry
The Room Closesi"in front of the doorway’s a mirror, it’s critical positioning, there are sliver-thin streaks and a", Heather Taylor Johnson , single work poetry
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