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Issue Details: First known date: 2019... September 2019 of Verity La est. 2010 Verity La
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  • Contents indexed selectively. This issue also contains work by American writers Diane Josefowicz and Rebecca Ruth Gould, and an essay on rape culture in Australia by Julianne Negri.

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2019 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Scenes from an Unmade Documentary, Ben Brooker , single work prose
Note: Posted 3 September 2019.
Pelini"Tequila and absinth, fire, fury and the green fay", Claire G. Coleman , single work poetry
Author's note: Inspired by ‘Primavera’ by James Gleeson
Note: Posted 6 September 2019.
Afterlifei"I think of Exxon Valdez, Deepwater Horizon.", Jane Frank , single work poetry
Author's note: Inspired by ‘The Oil Drums’ by Jeffery Smart
Note: Posted 6 September 2019.
12 Ways to Look at a Landscapei"the tunings, vibrations, oscillations of light thrumming at the pitch of green,", Damen O'Brien , single work poetry
Author's note: Inspired by ‘Passage of Light from the Sea at Numinbah’ by William Robinson
Note: Posted 6 September 2019.
Cartographyi"The width of our expression was never as wide as the ocean.", Paul Hetherington , single work poetry
Note: Posted 13 September 2019.
Men of a Time and Place : An Interview with Nigel Featherstone, Tamara Lazaroff (interviewer), single work interview

'Nigel Featherstone is a well-known and well-loved writer in the Australian literary community. Author of critically-acclaimed novel, Remnants (Pandanus Books, 2005), three novellas — The Beach Volcano (2014), I’m Ready Now (2012) and Fall On Me (2011) published by Blemish Books — and over fifty short stories, he writes about family dynamics, masculinity, history and secrets. In his latest novel, Bodies of Men (Hachette, 2019), set between 1941 Egypt and Australia, he tells the story of two soldiers who ultimately find love and refuge in one another during dangerous, more conservative times. Nigel Featherstone talks here about war, peace, masculinity within the Australian context, relationships of longevity, and the writing life.'

Source: Verity La.
Note: Posted 17 September 2019.
Home, Land and Longing : Tangea Tansley's A Question of Belonging, Carmel Bendon , single work review
— Review of A Question of Belonging Tangea Tansley , 2018 single work novel ;
Note: Posted 20 September 2019.
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