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The Flu Hour (Douglas Luman)

At the note of an owl’s hoot,  a field  mouse  is  made  into  a  packet for its suffering. &  here I set  to  nonsense,  boiling  a  house  worth of   …

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Douglas Luman

The Anchoress (Robyn Cadwallader)

I had always wanted to be a jongleur, to leap from the shoulders of another, to fly and tumble, to dare myself in thin air with nothing but my arms …

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Bit By Bloody Bit (David Adès)

Bitten once                                          bitten a second time I averted my face …

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David Ades

The Family Files (Rebecca Jessen)

The Magic Mile We lived at the end of the magic mile, bordering a dense forest of trees; if you ended up at the Sizzler, you’d gone too far. Lansdowne …

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Rebecca Jessen

Three Poems for Ariel (Justin Lowe)

Parvenu like all self-made men I carry the hallmark of earlier experiments. cavernous days, ghosts rattling their chains in my pocket, the haunted smile of a man caught rifling through …

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Justin Lowe

What Lies at the Core of a Successful Family: Nigel Featherstone’s The Beach Volcano

Review by Amanda Hickey The Albury family of Sydney’s Elizabeth Bay are about money and social standing, and although they appear prickly and self-absorbed, it is the father’s eightieth birthday …

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Amanda HickeyNigel FeatherstoneThe Beach Volcano

Art of Deconstruction (Julie Maclean)

Such a little room line by line to keep my honeyeaters in Walls held by feather and spit If I feed them enough I will be reborn able to hold …

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Julie Maclean

Daddy and Arnold (Charles Bane, Jr.)

I can tell you this because my father’s gone. I was lawyering in Chicago when I got a phone call that my Dad was dying. The caller told me that …

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Charles Bane Jr

Concourse for the Borroloola mob (Phillip Gijindarraji Hall)

In my troopie dodging dogs, ditches and broken bikes I’m at a camp of concrete blocks, crushed soft drink cans and verandas strewn with mattresses:   here each building’s bound …

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Phillip Hall

The Stars 2015 — Verity La Style (Rachael Nielsen)

CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19): You’ve turned having a lot of dreams but no outcomes into an art. But of course you’ve made no art. You approach everything like …

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Rachael NielsenStars
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