Fitzroy North 3068
By Yvette Henry Holt
Just as sea urchins are aligned
with the biological calling of a
mustardy full moon rising
so too are poetesses
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- Fitzroy North 3068 (Yvette Henry Holt)Heresy Her\sea Just as sea urchins are aligned with the biological calling of a mustardy full moon rising so too ...
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- What Remains (A. G. Pettet)I stack the front table the way I always do, new fiction like an apology, essays like a dare, poetry ...
- Shrove Tuesday (Lucas Smith)My coconut flour pancakes were a failure. Although I had followed the recipe in I Can’t Believe It’s Not Gluten ...
- Unsettling Honesties: Anne Casey’s ‘Portrait of a Woman Walking Home’ reviewed by Gillian SwainPortrait of a Woman Walking Home is a slim book, but it is not a light read. The book has ...
- A ROOM OF MIRRORS: Hazel Hall reviews Lizz Murphy’s ‘the wear of my face’Edited by Robyn Cadwallader Lizz Murphy is a micro poet ― at her best when forging images from a few ...
Recent Works
- Fitzroy North 3068 (Yvette Henry Holt)Heresy Her\sea Just as sea urchins are aligned with the biological calling of a mustardy full moon rising so too ...
- Treading Water (Caroline Reid)I On average there are 2.59 people in an Australian household. On average there are eight peas in a pod. ...
- The Intellectual Dark Web (Jamie Q Roberts)The Postmodern Approach to Truth With the rise of Postmodernism, the veneration of truth, reasoning and evidence came to be ...
- Pacing the Stage (Deborah Conway)On October 3 2023, I released a memoir, Book of Life. Four days later, the world changed. On October 7 ...
- What Remains (A. G. Pettet)I stack the front table the way I always do, new fiction like an apology, essays like a dare, poetry ...
- Shrove Tuesday (Lucas Smith)My coconut flour pancakes were a failure. Although I had followed the recipe in I Can’t Believe It’s Not Gluten ...
- Unsettling Honesties: Anne Casey’s ‘Portrait of a Woman Walking Home’ reviewed by Gillian SwainPortrait of a Woman Walking Home is a slim book, but it is not a light read. The book has ...
- A ROOM OF MIRRORS: Hazel Hall reviews Lizz Murphy’s ‘the wear of my face’Edited by Robyn Cadwallader Lizz Murphy is a micro poet ― at her best when forging images from a few ...
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Fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism published in Verity La since 2013.
Hustling the Hustlers (Jenny Hedley)In July 2015, on a normal night’s work, a girl sat down next to me and urinated on her chair. I shoved the dancewear I was selling into suitcases to ... Read More
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Tune in to the UNpersoned Podcast where managing editor Michele Seminara unpacks what's happening in the arts and literary scenes with guests from Australia and around the world.

Fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism published in Verity La since 2013.
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