fuel oxygen ignition
(Alice Allan)

Posted on June 26, 2015 by Verity La in Heightened Talk

you’ve mellowed quite a bit
your tinsel compliment

years on
a night in the country
all grown up and accessorised

standing under a floodlight
auditioning hundreds of winged hopefuls
flinging themselves at the whitegold centre

you point to the real moon heaving
over the dark sill of the range
and I say

that’s not the moon

it’s too bright
too fast
that’s a fire

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Alice Allan’s poetry has appeared in Cordite, Rabbit, Plumwood Mountain and Australian Book Review. You can find more of her writing at aliceallan.net.

VAULT

Posted on August 2, 2010 by verityla in

LIES TO LIVE BY/short fiction:

• Hasti Abbasi Numb Enough to Be Removed Forever
• David Adès Made For You
• Paul Adkin A dog’s name
• Paul Adkin Resolution 666
• Paul Adkin The cold submission
• Miles Allinson Leaving leisureland
• Cassandra Atherton Homesick
• Chelsea Avard Efficiency
• Charles Bane, Jr. Daddy and Arnold
• Craig Billingham Breakfast at Bethany’s
• Nicholas Brooks The coast road
• Laura McPhee-Browne Our Lady Godiva
• Laura McPhee-Browne The Bougainvillea Tree
• Elizabeth Bryer The waiting
• Elizabeth Bryer Calculations
• Lauren Butterworth Unburied
• Robyn Cadwallader Rare and endangered
• Dominc Carew Blokeship (on being a friend) 
• Dominic Carew Distant Music
• Ben Carmichael The Antique
• Libbie Chellew Stomp
• Libbie Chellew Virtual baby
• John Clanchy Sound bites
• John Clanchy The old, old story
• John Clanchy Vigil
• David Cohen Photocopier
• David Cohen White goods
• Craig Cormick The last islands in the world
• Sean Crawley Werzy
• Christopher Currie The unloved
• Eric Dando A very big bean
• Rjurik Davidson Otherworld
• Rjurik Davidson The interminable suffering of mysterious Mr Wu
• Jacqui Dent How my father got his robotic hand
• Jane Downing Easily the Hardest Thing
• Daniel East Scenes from Orbital brides: the lady’s request
• Katelin Farnsworth Paddle Boats
• Robert Feeney The Warlock
• Duncan Felton Clue Five
• David Finnigan 18 play ideas from 2002
• David Finnigan Dear Dolly
• Finnigan and Brother Potential band names
• Tristan Foster Dancers in violet
• Irma Gold The game
• Andy Jackson Candles
• Rebecca Jessen The Family Files
• Pseudonymous Jones Song
• Pseudonymous Jones Rilke was a jerk
• Pseudonymous Jones Brother
• Leah Kaminsky Heart attack
• J Kane Mr Noonan to You
• Harold Legaspi Ramen Night
• Wayne Macauley Reply to a letter
• Sharanya Manivannan Self-portrait without mythology
• Kirk Marshall Bear vs plane!
• Kirk Marshall Watch every drop: a community service announcement composed for those who survived the Fall
• Luke May Drunkest man in the room
• Simonne Michelle-Wells Blood
• Ruby J Murray Maps to Jakarta
• Pierz Newton-John The kite
• Joe Nuttall In the beginning was the Word
• Ryan O’Neill A first draft
• Ryan O’Neill The Chinese lesson
• Fikret Pajalic What everyone said
• Jemma Payne Shop Til You Drop
• Louise Pine Each morning
• Caroline Reid Cultural Submissions
• Caroline Reid Highway one
• Kristen Roberts Urban Alphabet
• Josephine Rowe Before the power went out
• Autumn Royal Enlightened
• Belinda Rule Damboon
• Sarah St Vincent Welch Ghosts I and II
• Hayley Scrivenor A Reluctant Sale 
• JL Shenstone The exit
• JL Shenstone What it’s like to want to write when all they want is for you to sing
• Lucas Smith The Olive Pit
• Warwick Sprawson War on cheese
• Johanna Stapleton Lane 441, Section 6
• Shane Strange Eight rules for making fire
• Vicki Thornton A matter of balance
• Julie Thorndyke Movement
• Deb Wain Joey
• Rob Walker Bo Peep
• Lara S. Williams The pre-dentist not wearing red
• Lara S. Williams You were lost within my sights
• Bel Woods My sheets were freshly cleaned and smelled of lilac
• Daniel Young Two Ducks
• Daniel Young The Rattler
• Daniel Young Fudgepackers

 NOVEL EXTRACTS:

• Cassandra Atherton Cherry bomb
• Maxine Beneba Clarke Black Lazarus
• Robyn Cadwallader The Anchoress
• Leslie Cannold The book of Rachael
• Eric Dando Three dead fish
• Andrea Goldsmith A moment of falling
• Alan Gould The mudda
• Tarion Keelan He auditioned for Romeo
• Anthony Macris Departure gate
• Francesca Rendle-Short One day in English

BEING SURE/creative non-fiction:

• David Cohen The anatomy of the blurb
• David Cohen Adventures in the book – and shirt – trade
• Jennifer Compton Famous for Asparagus
• Janet Frishberg Benefits of anticipatory grief
• Ray Greener A theory of Australian literature
• Glenda Guest Chapter One: early fragments
• Erin Holmwood The Exclusivity of Cupcakes: How I Cooked My Way Through Heartbreak
• Tiggy Johnson The poet said fuck on stage
• Helena Pastor What’s updog?
• Francesca Rendle-Short My father’s body in nine drawings
• John Smith Eulogy for a fisherman’s village
• Denise Young Down the main trunk line

Black Wallaby (Emerging Indigenous Writers’ Project)

• Graham Akhurst Master of the Ghost Dreaming 
• Graham Akhurst Fracking
• Namall Manu The Straight Road Story
• Brain Young Mr In-between
• Phillip Hall & The Borroloola Poetry Club Poems from Borroloola Poetry Club: Diwurruwurru
• Teena McCarthy BHP (Be Humble Please)

Discoursing Diaspora

• David Adès Exodus
• David Adès The Bridge I Must Walk Across
• Mohammad Ali Maleki The Strong Sunflower
• Fleur Beaupert Apologies, I forgot you exist
• Tareq S. THE RISE OF JIHADISTS AND THE BLOGGERS OF BANGLADESH
• Juan Garrido-Salgado Changing Places to Sleep Not for Political/Security Reasons After the Reading at Sappho Last Night
• Michele Seminara and Ramon Loyola Discoursing Diaspora
• Kushal Poddar Black Wire
• Ariel Riveros Pavez Whilst I Was Here With You and Living on the Other Side of the World… 
• Voices of Diaspora: Mark William Jackson, Angelene Karas and Eunice Andrada

Travel Write Translation

• Amanda Hickey OUTSIDERS, INSIDE OUT
• Alice Allan Project Bali
• Tom Doig A flash flood of hailstones
• Laura Jean McKay The expatriate
• Tamara Lazaroff From What I’ve Read So Far Of Yours, It Sounds Like Every Man In Macedonia Hit On You”
• Jillian Schedneck Andres and the Jinns

OUT OF LIMBO/GLBTI creative non-fiction

• Stuart Barnes Mother and son
• Callie Doyle-Scott Blurred impressions
• Kyle Leong Ogres and like onions
• Amanda Marx One perfect day
• Daniel Young Fudgepackers

CLOZAPINE CLINIC – THE BEN FRATER PROJECT

• Bruce Saunders Irradiate Me
• David Stavanger The Electric Journal
• Mad Poet’s Workshop Winners: Wollongong Writers Festival
• Gabrielle Everall The Suit

  HEIGHTENED TALK/poetry

• David Adès Bit By Bloody Bit
• David Adès The Burden of Wings
• David Adès  Extracts From a Liar’s Notebook
• David Adès Cheep Cheep
• David Adès The Bridge I Must Walk Across 
• Jordie Albiston cobalt
• Alice Allan fuel oxygen ignition
• Richard James Allen Schlafwagen und Wunderkammer
• Elizabeth Allen hey smooth cowgirl
• Jamie Alcock Forecast
• Ivy Alvarez Garage (hat)
• Ivy Alvarez Dark bathroom
• Merrindahl Andrew Spinning wheels
• Karen Andrews At the park
• Susan Austin Drink driving
• Susan Austin Solution
• Magdalena Ball Echo Chamber
• Jeremy Balius Gather, darkness
• Stuart Barnes Elementals
• Stuart Barnes Former Child Star
• Stuart Barnes Lipograms: five nursery rhymes reworked
• Stuart Barnes Mykonos
• Stuart Barnes Olive
• Richard Bell Gravely critique
• S. Van Berkel The cold drip of dawn
• Annie Blake O ANIMUS
• Kevin Brophy Flicker
• Lachlan Brown servant elitism2
• Emily Brugman Elevation (Ode to Frisco)
• Gabrielle Bryden What will it take?
• Susie Campbell Hours & days
• Ashley Capes Stamped flat stamped
• Ashley Capes two horse race
• Anne M Carson Riding back in the dusk
• Yuan Changming On the Freeway
• Judith Crispin The Lumen Seed
• Emily Crocker water weight
• Dave Drayton fingers play the role of feet
• Shane Jesse Christmass A hundred set apart in a herd
• Shane Jesse Christmass Shank’s mare
• Shane Jesse Christmass Politics of meat
• Maxine Beneba Clarke Subtext
• Robbie Coburn An impulse/action
• PS Cottier 100 holes in my bucket
• PS Cottier All the blond Jesuses
• PS Cottier My stalker
• PS Cottier Thy poetry and thy pathos – all so strange!
• Rico Craig Monsoonal light of our childhood
• Nathan Curnow Blessing
• Nathan Curnow I shoot you at the pond
• Toby Davidson The Professor and The Unnamed Stalk the Post-Apocalyptic Wilderness
• Joel Deane Poems from Year of the Wasp 
• Tricia Dearborn The change: some notes from the field
• Demet Divaroren Unroadworthy love
• Joe Dolce Green Dream
• Dave Drayton fingers play the role of feet
• Oliver Driscoll My own private apocolypse
• Benjamin Dodds Ridley Scott’s Alien with Moth
• Anne Elvey Token 
• Jane Frank Marked 
• Brad Frederiksen Onya Mum
• Ben Frater BEN FRATER AND THE MAD POETS OF THE GONG
• Andrew Galan  Bag bog cat, the caterpillar an’ the glue man
• Andrew Galan Duck Part 2
• Andrew Galan The mother poem
• Andrew Galan Upstairs food court
• Andrew Galan Where is the werewolf?
• Angela Gardner His Many Mouths
• David Gilbey Australian Studies Conference, Hachioji, Tokyo
• Phillip Gijindarraji Hall Concourse
• D. Gilson Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Dating App
• K W George Winter
• Charlotte Guest Bivouac
• Tim Hefferan  Reasonable Delusions of a Religious Nature
• Ben Hession An Imitation of Catullus
• Ben Hession Mercury
• Paul Hetherington Brothers
• Paul Hetherington Parrots
• Paul Hetherington Tissue
• Paul Hetherington Holding
• Amy Hilhorst Langkawi airport
• Gregory Horne Apocrypha
• Gregory Horne Orison for Sheet Music Stores in the American Mid-West
• Kathryn Hummel He’s Got Your Number, All Right
• Rose Hunter balloons 
• Andy Jackson No shelter
• Miguel Jacq DIG
• Miguel Jacq Trainwreck
• Mark William Jackson Evolution of a kind
• Mark William Jackson Heroisch
• Mark William Jackson Hell’s band
• Mark William Jackson ThE IncreDible ChariSma SuckiNg MOnster
• Tiggy Johnson Shopping for girls
• Heather Taylor Johnson The Hard Earth
• Raphael Kabo Notes for a Small Revolution
• Nathaniel Lindsay Astronaut haiku
• Lesley Lebkowicz A charm to keep him safe
• Lesley Lebkowicz Booze
• Lesley Lebkowicz Canberra
• Lesley Lebkowicz Done
• Lesley Lebkowicz Snake
• Justin Lowe Three Poems for Ariel
• Justin Lowe Days of Wine and Bruises
• Justin Lowe Breaking News
• Justin Lowe The Picketer
• Ramon Loyola A Rendering of Genes
• Chris Lynch The Incandescent 
• Julie Maclean Art of Deconstruction
• Ian McBryde The Hunger
• Annerliegh Grace McCall XX
• Louise McKenna A Nurses Meditations in the Sluice Room
• Hugh McMillan Catcher
• Priya Malik my dirty laundry
• Emily Manger Rage with exactitude
• Rachael Mead The Archimedes principle and the red cement floor
• Sonja Meyer Transition
• Peter Mitchell Eyes as Fire
• Tara Mokhtari Darkest blue
• Derek Motion Invasion
• Lizz Murphy Conflagration
• Lizz Murphy Dangerous women
• Lizz Murphy Next
• Lizz Murphy YOU CAN BE CRUEL TO A BEE
• Alison Murray Something took form
• Agnieszka Niemira An untitled
• Agnieszka Niemira untitled
• Yolande Norris 8am
• Penny O’Hara 24-hour prayer cycle
• Mark O’Flynn Trees Without Passports
• Nathanael O’Reilly Jimmy Watson’s
• Nathanael O’Reilly Greek Summer
• Nathanael O’Reilly Border Crossings
• Nathanael O’Reilly Transcarpathia
• Stephen Oliver Silent As A Lantern
• A. S. Patric What we’ve done
• Gregory Piko The Sandpiper
• Meredith Pitt Safety of shells
• Robin Reich Not the 3:30pm Nightly News! 
• Sandra Renew Love Song
• Ariel Riveros Pavez Whorls
• Ariel Riveros Pavez Rabbit on the Promenade
• Kristen Roberts Lumpectomy
• Kristen Roberts I’m So Sorry
• Mark Roberts Ishmael
• Mark Roberts Museum
• Mark Roberts Posthumous
• Omar Sakr How to live in a world that is burning
• JL Shenstone Nights of wine
• Michele Seminara Grand mont
• Melinda Smith Do you come here often? 
• Melinda Smith manifest
• Alicia Sometimes The cosmos revisited
• Anna Spargo-Ryan INsects
• Bekah Steimel Six untitled poems
• David Stavanger The Special
• The QPF Philip Bacon Ekphrasis Award Winners 2015
• The QPF Philip Bacon Ekphrasis Award Winners 2016
• Todd Turner Leaving my place on the river
• Todd Turner September on Gasworks Bridge
• Todd Turner Theory of a shadow
• Saba Vasefi Black Pomegranate
• Robert Verdon Competition
• Anne Walsh Writing from Awe
• James Walton Excerpts of Escape from a Victorian Asylum: Brief List of Items from the Wellcome Collection
• James Walton Sea of Souls
• Tony Walton Visitors
• Gemma White Crimson encounter
• Gemma White Friendship
• Gemma White Incoherence
• Gemma White Your Writing Tastes Like Blood
• Les Wicks More Views than Umm Like Everybody
• Les Wicks Matt & Tess in the Wild Weather
• SB Wright Lucilia Cuprina — an Ode

LIGHTHOUSE YARNS:

• Jane Abbott LITTLE ROOM FOR SENTIMENT OR REMORSE
• Kevin Brophy and Nathan Curnow Always knowing when to turn the page
• Adrian Caesar Questioning Masculinity, Violence and Adventure
• John Clanchy Outside the lines
• Craig Cormick A fulfilling burden
• PS Cottier Looking up elephants’ testicles
• Andrew Croome The sentence maker
• Mary Delahunty Jumping through and managing the tangle
• Nigel Featherstone Love, Chooks, and Solitude
• Irma Gold Two steps forward
• Irma Gold Unexpected gifts
• Irma Gold Working an invisible thread
• Andrea Goldsmith Memory, marriage, and music
• Andrea Goldsmith The well-exercised imagination 
• Roanna Gonsalves Untwisting Your Own Tongue
• Alan Gould The deepest enchantment
• Glenda Guest Australia’s new hero of magic realism
• Paul Hetherington Changing the ground of existence
• Jonny Lewis The restorative photographer
• Anthony Macris Mounting the fight
• Anthony Macris Modernity and Inexperience
• Walter Mason In love with strangeness and surprises
• Omar Musa Hope and risk
• Omar Musa Provoking unease
• Richard Neville The bumpy ride of exposing shit-heads
• Bruce Pascoe An Absence of Stars
• Marcella Polain Life’s blood
• Phil RetroSpector Somewhere between nostalgia and sadness
• Francesca Rendle-Short The buoyancy of courage
• Francesca Rendle-Short Writing in the gap between
• David Stavanger Success smoke and joy boats
• John Stokes Songs of truth and Passion
• Lucy Treloar The Metaphorical Resonances of Landscape
• Biff Ward Acts of Affirmation
• Jen Webb and Paul Hetherington The Thingliness of Things
• Sean M Whelan Be Fonzie
• Denise Young The long ride

THE INDUSTRIALS:

• Editia’s Charlotte Harper A merchant of e-culture
• The Southern Highland Writers’ Festival’s Michaela Bolzan Behind the festival lines

MELBOURNE REVIEW INTERVIEWS 2010-2012
(by – or facilitated by – Alec Patric)

• Ivy Alvarez Negotiating death
• Jessica Au Breaking the stasis
• Sunil Badami From the emergency
• Jeremy Balius Associations
• Leslie Cannold Hidden books
• Ashley Capes Stepping over seasons
• Kathy Charles Death hag
• Maxine Beneba Clarke Raising the dead
• Nathan Curnow The haze and burn
• Christopher Currie The furious progress of
• Zoe Dattner SPUNC
• Rjurik Davidson Breaking
• SJ Finn Passing through truth
• David Francis Tracking the stray dogs
• Alice Gage Ampersand and
• Jolie Holland Music for Icarus
• Toni Jordan Finding stories
• Andy Jackson Among the poets
• Mark William Jackson War by candlelight
• Tiggy Johnson A first taste
• Krissy Kneen Ecstatic gifts
• Wayne Macauley Explaining bees
• Wayne Macauley The possibilities of
• Kuzhali Manickavel Disturbing things
• Kuzhali Manickavel Disturbing dialogues
• Lily Mae Martin Drawing breath
• Angela Meyer The ache in connection
• Tara Moktari Whiskey poetry
• Derek Motion Solutions
• Ruby J Murray Temple of literature
• Pierz Newton-John An endless wellspring
• Graham Nunn That extra kick
• Ryan O’Neill Enrichment and absorption
• Ryan O’Neill Tearing through the envelope
• Paddy O’Reilly Snapshots of truth
• Tim Richards The destructive appeal
• Josephine Rowe The transitions of
• Ronnie Scott Brow by brow
• Jeff Sparrow Defending key principles
• Rob Spillman The reach and engagement
• Rebecca Starford All things fresh and different
• Laurie Steed The independent spirit
• Emmett Stinson The art of rupture
• Louise Swinn Some of the things they teach me
• Maria Takolander The painfull and the threatening
• Patrick West From deepest death to fullest life
• Chris Womersley On the high road
• Les Zigomanis A reinterpretation of self

VERITY LA REVIEWS:

• Lucy Alexander An incredible sense of trust: Nathan Curnow and Kevin Brophy’s Radar
• Lucy Alexander Deftly anchored in experience: Susan Austin’s Undertow
• Lucy Alexander Maintaining the Strange Fire: David Stavanger’s The Special and rob walker’s tropeland 
• Lucy Alexander Panache and bravado and extraordinary luminosity: Omar Musa’s Parang and Judy Johnson’s Stone, Scar, Air, Water
• Lucy Alexander Poems coming in fast: Jill Jones’ Ash is Here, So are Stars
• Lucy Alexander Taut and quivering narrative traction: Susan Hawthorne’s Limen
• Stuart Barnes All nature seems at work in Liz McQuilkin’s The Nonchalant Garden
• Robyn Cadwallader A deeply felt love of land and the possible activist: John Kinsella’s The vision of error
• Robyn Cadwallader Gathering experience, thought, love and craft: Janet Galbraith’s re-membering
• Robyn Cadwallader Refusing comfortable resolutions: Sefi Atta’s A Bit of Difference
• Robyn Cadwallader Rich evocations of harsh realities: Paul Hetherington’s Six Different Windows
• Robyn Cadwallader The remembered, the haunted, and the differing: Patricia Sykes’ The Abbotsford Mysteries
• Robyn Cadwallader The playful provocation of a complex tapestry: Susan Hawthorn’s Cow
• Robyn Cadwallader Wit and challenge and play: Suniti Namjoshi’s The Fabulous Feminist
• Ben Carmichael A worthy mirror of reality: Tim Richards’ Thought Crimes
• Ben Carmichael The white silence after the full-stop: Jeans-Christophe Valtat’s 0
• P.S. Cottier Australia’s Conflict of Values over Live Exports: Backlash by Bidda Jones and Julian Davies
• Benjamin Dodds The Right Amount of Danger: Sarah Holland Batt’s The Hazards
• Benjamin Dodds Species, Specimens and Stuffing: Kristin Hannafords Curio
• Nigel Featherstone Parts of an enticing, profit-less whole: Finlay LLoyd’s smalls
• Nigel Featherstone New and enticing shapes: Andrew Galan’s That Place of Infested Roads (life during wartime)
• Tristan Foster A story somewhere in the distance: Anthony J. Longford’s Bottomless River
• Tristan Foster Change and damage beyond belief: Judith Wright’s The Coral Battleground
• Tristan Foster Goodness and dangerous freedom: Beryl Fletcher’s Juno & Hannah
• Tristan Foster Just a little bit brilliant: Anthony Macris’ Great Western Highway – a love story
• Tristan Foster Smart and taut exploration of modern warfare: Andrew Croome’s Midnight Empire
• Tristan Foster The leading role of simple things: Irma Gold’s Two Steps Forwards
• Tristan Foster Untruths sculptued into truths: Merlinda Bobis’ Fish-hair Woman
• Robert Goodman A monster mash of genres: Lloyd Shepherd’s The English Monster
• Robert Goodman An element of wish fulfilment: Chris Flynn’s A Tiger in Eden
• Robert Goodman Back to the (post-apocalyptic) Future 3: Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam
• Robert Goodman Bloodbaths and Romance: Lenny Bartulin’s Infamy
• Robert Goodman Breathing significant life into proceedings: Robert Harris’ An Officer and a Spy
• Robert Goodman Exercises in the experimental: Ryan O’Neill’s The Weight of a Human Heart
• Robert Goodman Getting caught in the fundamentalist machine: Timothy Mo’s Pure
• Robert Goodman Good guys and guns: Neal Stephenson’s Reamde
• Robert Goodman Illuminating the dangers of going too far: Dave Eggers’ The Circle
• Robert Goodman Myths singing off the page: A.S. Byatt’s Ragnarok
• Robert Goodman Navigating the mean streets of post-war Melbourne: Geoffrey McGeachin’s Blackwattle Creek and Peter Twhoig’s The Cartographer
• Robert Goodman Preaching to the converted: Garry Disher’s Play Abandoned
• Robert Goodman The breathtaking and the bewildering: Patrick West’s The World Swimmers
• Phillip Hall The Mother Load: Consolation and Happiness in Lorraine McGuigan’s Blood Plums and Lucy Williams’ internal weather
• Phillip Hall Claiming Ground in the Imagination of Place: Martin Langford’s Ground
• Amanda Hickey What Lies at the Core of a Successful Family: Nigel Featherstone’s The Beach Volcano
• Amanda Hickey What spark ignites an activist? khulud khamis’s Haifa Fragments
• Mark William Jackson Infused in words: Emilie Collyer’s Your Looking Eyes
• Mark William Jackson Hatton’s hunger: Stu Hatton’s How To Be Hungry
• Mark William Jackson Peaks from start to finish: Blemish Books’ Triptych Poets Issue Three
• Mark William Jackson Thoroughly modern poets in triptych: Blemish Books’ Triptych Poets Issue Two
• Lesley Lebkowicz Hard notes of war: Susan Hawthorne’s Valence
• Tamara Miles A Mercy Branches Out: The Poetry of Maurice Manning
• Geoff Page The circumstances of a book: Ed Byrne’s Poems from the City
• Michele Seminara A Review of the 2016 Sydney International Women’s Poetry & Arts Festival
• Phill Stamatellis Believing in the book: Finlay Lloyd’s new smalls
• Sarah St Vincent Welch Evoking former selves: Ali Cobby Eckermann’s Too Afraid to Cry
• Camilla Patini On the Importance of Fighting Violence Against Women: Melissa Blais’s “I Hate Feminists!”
• Bel Woods Everything is at is should be: Jessica Au’s Cargo

VERITY LA-AMPOONERY:

• Jim Anderson Chandon irresponsibility
• Jim Anderson Frida Kahlo’s night out – she’s her to help
• Jim Anderson Geronimo
• Jim Anderson Postal Pride

ARRESTS OF ATTENTION/visual art:

• Miles Allinson Light heart girl
• Daniel Armstrong Abandoned cubby huts: dreaming and decay
• Leigh Backhouse A white, extravagant quiet
• Maxine Beneba Clarke It’s a call to prayer and a call for blood
• Carmel Byrne Summer Noir
• John Chavers Adirondack Wood
• Ceinwen Hall At Arms’ Length
• Robert Knapman Johnny and Dave
• Ruby J Murray Funfair
• Ruby J Murray Toy guns
• Liesl Pfeffer Things half seen
• Fabrice Poussin Growth Always Growth
• Chloe Rose Fitzroy Sky/Wonderland
• Chloe Rose unseen
• Lee Sandwith Photosynthesis
• Lee Sandwith The decline
• Rebecca Stringer Into the Woods
• Michael Talbot Urban apparitions
• Jim Tsinganos Head Space
• Ernest Williamson III Love and its needs