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Issue Details: First known date: 2019... November 2019 of Verity La est. 2010 Verity La
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  • Contents indexed selectively. This issue also contains a poetical film by Richard J. Bell.

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2019 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Barei"The dead are necessary they are forked like", Melinda Smith , single work poetry
Note: Posted 1 November 2019.
Final Frontier, Joo-Inn Chew , single work short story
Note: Published 5 November 2019.
Memoiri"tita ruth tells stories as if she belongs to them as if", Kaya Ortiz , single work poetry
Note: Posted 12 November 2019.
At the Non-Existent Statue of a Speared Arthur Phillipi"The first drunks of summer", Toby Davidson , single work poetry Section: Spirit of Home
Note: Posted 15 November 2019.
Hidden from My Viewi"Today is a wetly new day, the heat of recent days having broken,", David Adès , single work poetry Section: Spirit of Home
Note: Posted 15 November 2019.
Not Fari"After decades of stepping over", Judy Johnson , single work poetry Section: Spirit of Home
Note: Posted 15 November 2019.
The Permit, Eran Asoulin , single work short story
Note: Posted 19 November 2019.
On the Roadi"Ashes falling like warm snow,", Kristine McKinney Rees , single work poetry Section: Ballina Region for Refugees Poetry Prize 2019
Note: Posted 22 November 2019.
You Should Feel Safe Nowi"I meet with you again", Sarita Bennett , single work poetry Section: Ballina Region for Refugees Poetry Prize 2019
Note: Posted 22 November 2019.
Reflectionsi"Our shoes stick to the tarmac", Ági Dobson , single work poetry Section: Ballina Region for Refugees Poetry Prize 2019
Note: Posted 22 November 2019.
Just Lookingi"‘Can I help you?’ she demands.", Victoria King , single work poetry Section: Ballina Region for Refugees Poetry Prize 2019
Note: Posted 22 November 2019.
The Voyagei"The old lady wore the shawl like a queen", Joanne Newbery , single work poetry Section: Ballina Region for Refugees Poetry Prize 2019
Note: Posted 22 November 2019.
The Rock Cries Outi"there is a kind of poetry written in one breath, a kind of poetry with war-torn eyes,", Stevi-Lee Alver , single work poetry Section: Ballina Region for Refugees Poetry Prize 2019
Note: Posted 22 November 2019.
Lateral Lovei"I’ve been looking for lateral love", Kirli Saunders , single work poetry
Note: Posted 29 November 2019.
Get Out of Your Own Wayi"Find", Kirli Saunders , single work poetry
Note: Posted 29 November 2019.
Family, Secrets and Sacrifice : An Interview with Peter Papathanasiou, Samuel Elliott (interviewer), single work interview

'Peter Papathanasiou is the son of migrants and grandson of refugees. His parents emigrated from Greece to Australia in 1956 but were unable to have children, a huge sorrow — and shame — for them among Australia’s Greek community and in their own family. In 1973, Peter’s uncle and aunt in Greece offered to have a baby and give it to his parents to raise as their own. Peter was that baby. He grew up as an only child in Australia, discovering his true parentage at the age of twenty-five when his mother revealed the secret of his birth and the sacrifice that lay behind it. Peter’s memoir, Little One (Allen & Unwin, 2019), is his account of this life-changing discovery.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
Note: Posted 26 November 2019.
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