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Issue Details:
First known date:
2015...
no.
78
2015
of
Aurealis : Australian Fantasy and Science Fiction
est. 1990
Aurealis : Australian Fantasy and Science Fiction
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Contents
* Contents derived from the 2015 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Discarded Pieces,
single work
short story
'Amidst a twisting field of rapidly freezing wreckage, she floated, miraculously unharmed. She looked around carefully, just her eyes moving within the slowly cartwheeling exoskeleton, worried that even a head movement might attract attention of the very worst kind.' (Publication extract)
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Enfolded,
single work
short story
'Even in the dim light I easily made out the man I was here to see. He was young, fashionable, loaded with tech, a sleek laptop and a smartphone on the table in front of him, expensive headphones around his neck. The girl he was talking to was close enough that she had to be someone he knew, but he was awkward, stilted. I could make out a little of their conversation, but nothing meaningful. He said cool like it was punctuation.' (Publication extract)
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Preparation : the Key to Effective EBook Marketing,
single work
essay
'Anyone who read my articles in Aurealis last year will recognise a common theme.
'I write about online publishing and marketing.
'There is a mountain of information available on the internet about every facet of online marketing, but it’s usually the same information regurgitated again and again.
'I won’t be repeating it here, and I’ll tell you why:
'I find online marketing incredibly boring!' (Publication extract)
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The Secret History of Australia - Wally Grogan, King of the Legumes,
single work
short story
'Cousin of V B Grogan, the famous mountaineer and hypnotist, Wally Grogan was interested in horticulture from an early age after he accidentally composted his teddy bear. As a teenager he enjoyed experimenting with mulches and groundcovers, and his cactus garden was the talk of the neighbourhood after it accidentally foiled a burglar’s attempt to break into the family’s Geelong (Vic) home.' (Publication extract)
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The Future History of the Flying Car Part One,
single work
essay
'George Jetson heads off each morning in his flying car. Drops off the kids at school (literally). Jane takes his cash (they still had cash?) to go shopping, then he arrives at work, presses a button and his flying car folds into a suitcase. He hops onto the people mover, arrives at his desk and puts up his feet.' (Publication extract)
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