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- Canto – Achillēusi"brinebroke blackened", single work poetry
- Autogenici"Waterlogged at Hawthorn station. No, I myself, could impose, enough times, such as", single work poetry
- Honeysucklei"Medicines, or Internets, from sketches by nutmeg, hear the bottle shop eight hours", single work poetry
- Prayer for the Girl Who Is Not a Feministi"May you never have cause to become one.", single work poetry
- Cool / Greeni"Our friendship’s rather cold and bare now", single work poetry
- Rice Burnti"Anxious about finances. About work that enables financial ability and stability.", single work poetry
- Chapter 5 of ‘The Or Tree’i"The great cloud which hung only over the century", single work poetry
- The Blue Hour (Extract from a Work-in-progress), extract autobiography
- Resting Places, single work autobiography
- Being Sylvia, single work short story
- An Island Emissary, single work short story
- Dublin, single work short story
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John Kinsella and Russell West-Pavlov, Temporariness: On the Imperatives of Place,
single work
review
— Review of Temporariness : On the Imperatives of Place 2018 multi chapter work criticism ; -
Anne Walsh, Intact,
single work
review
— Review of Intact 2017 selected work poetry ;'The front cover of Anne Walsh’s second book of poetry shows an image from wildlife photographer John E. Marriot of a solitary wolf in a snowy landscape, at the edge of a road, howling. The forest in the background is a texture of trees felled and stripped of their foliage and pines still standing. The dirt road narrows and curves out behind the wolf which stands, feet planted, head tipped to the sky, a small warm point of contrast against the snow and devastation.' (Introduction) - Interview with Michelle de Kretser, Jack Cameron Stanton (interviewer), single work interview
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Southerly
Southerly 80!
vol.
79
no.
1
2019
18439965
2019
periodical issue
'Southerly has turned 80! Founded in 1939, Southerly has been published continuously for fully four score years. This is a cause for great celebration; we salute the many, many writers whose poetry, fiction, essays and reviews Southerly has published, often providing new writers with their first foray into publication. In their submissions of work for this issue, many writers recall the significance of these first works, some dating from 50 and 60 years ago.
'Alongside literary stalwarts, and in keeping with Southerly‘s committed practice, new writers reflect the matrices of contemporary Australia’s peoples and literatures. Juxtapositions of this kind are at the heart of Southerly‘s project and span the spectrum of writing across creative and critical modes.
'Southerly also salutes the generations of readers who have engaged with this enterprise, the many who continue to access Southerly‘s formidable archive from 1939, and our current readership.' (Editorial)
