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Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:
The Kitchen, For Those Who Misstep and Reasons for Killing by Amanda Joshua
Instrumentalizing Bullshit and No Savings Concerns or Time Issues by Austin Miles
Getting to Work by Brent Cantwell
Contents
* Contents derived from the 2022 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Accumulation of a Narrative Called the Selfi"introductions are a battle with discourse", single work poetry
- St Petersburgi"I nearly got to St Petersburg", single work poetry
- The Red Clothi"thirsty", single work poetry
- The Sum of Herzog’s Landscapesi"poodle salivating on snot linen in spring air", single work poetry
- Watching Earthquakes at Homei"You can keep watch", single work poetry
- What I Return to and Missi"Like random thoughts of the coming week", single work poetry
- What Suicided Van Goghi"group exhibitions, art advisory boards, exhibition history, ‘the Holy Land’, he was not in New York, engagement with art", single work poetry
- Who Will Want Me?, single work poetry
- Post-Eclipsei"Banged", single work poetry
- The Art of Tellingi"In our family we held each day", single work poetry
- Footy Road-Tripi"4 AM fill up hilux attendant insists pay first wild man of borneo déjà vu recent rain’s green veneer buffalo horizon", single work poetry
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Still Lifei"I remember the 70s.",
single work
poetry
Author's note:
* Trapdoor spider #16 was found and monitored by renowned Australian arachnologist Barbara York Main. The female spider lived in North Bungulla Reserve near Tammin, Western Australia. Living to an estimated 43 years of age, it remains the oldest known spider in the world.
- Suzie, One Summeri"It’s New Year’s Day, and Suzie and me", single work poetry
- After Reading Jane Hirshfieldi"So become that!", single work poetry
- She Isi"Anne Wallace paints herself.", single work poetry
- Sestina After a Royal Commissioni"‘Goodbye,’ said the witness to the remains", single work poetry
- Silki"i feel terrible", single work poetry
- My Myi"the first half of your life went by like a big toy truck", single work poetry
- Rewindi"it’s not where it’s how", single work poetry
- Less Wonderi"I was never taught how", single work poetry
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