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* Contents derived from the 2016 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Meet the Judges of the 2016 Rachel Funari Prize for Fiction : Abigail Ulman, single work interview
- Meet the Judges of the 2016 Rachel Funari Prize for Fiction : Eliza Henry-jones, single work interview
- Meet the Judges of the 2016 Rachel Funari Prize for Fiction : Emily Bitto, single work interview
- Rachel’s Legacy : a Note from Lip’s Founding Editor’s Sister, Nicole Funari, single work column
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Lip Lit : Things My Mother Taught Me,
single work
review
— Review of Things My Mother Taught Me 2016 anthology biography interview ; -
Lip Lit : Everywhere I Look,
single work
review
— Review of Everywhere I Look 2016 selected work essay ; -
Lip Lit : A Loving, Faithful Animal,
single work
review
— Review of A Loving, Faithful Animal 2016 single work novel ; -
Lip Lit : The Dry,
single work
review
— Review of The Dry 2016 single work novel ; -
Let’s Stand up against Funding Cuts to the Arts,
single work
column
'Friday the 13th of May was a bad day for arts organisations in Australia. All over Twitter were bursts of emotion like fireworks – pledges of people subscribing for the first time to the likes of literary journals ‘Meanjin’ or ‘Voiceworks’, in a show of support after announcements of cuts to funding. If you aren’t already involved in the literary or arts scenes of Australia then these are probably organisations you haven’t heard of – but to emerging writers with fledgling talents, they are a means of nurturing their skill and passion. More than that, they provide empirical support in the form of fellowships and awards, as well as access to a supportive community, and, most importantly, they give emerging artists a voice.' (Introduction)
- Lip Lit: Sydney Writers’ Festival—‘Annabel Crabb and Leigh Sales: Our Reading Year’, single work column
- The 2016 Rachel Funari Prize for Fiction : The Shortlist, single work column
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Lip Lit : Burnt Rotis, with Love,
single work
review
— Review of Burnt Rotis, With Love 2016 selected work poetry ; - Meet the Winners of the 2016 Rachel Funari Prize for Fiction : 1st Place, “One Hundred and Fifty Seconds” by Katy Warner, single work column
- Meet the Winners of the 2016 Rachel Funari Prize for Fiction : 2nd Place, “Mother of Invention” by Jude Bridge, single work column
- Meet the Winners of the 2016 Rachel Funari Prize for Fiction : 3rd Place, “la Otra” by Laura Elvery, single work column
- Meet the Winners of the 2016 Rachel Funari Prize for Fiction : Highly Commended, “The Tallest Girl in the World” by Laura Mcphee-Browne, single work column
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Lip Lit : Position Doubtful,
single work
review
— Review of Position Doubtful : Mapping Landscapes and Memories 2016 single work autobiography ; -
Lip Lit : Rebellious Daughters,
single work
review
— Review of Rebellious Daughters : True Stories from Australia's Finest Female Writers 2016 anthology autobiography ; -
Lip Lit : the Hate Race,
single work
review
— Review of The Hate Race : A Memoir 2016 single work autobiography ; - One Hundred and Fifty Seconds, single work short story
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