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Evoking Former Selves: Ali Cobby Eckermann’s Too Afraid to Cry (Sarah St Vincent Welch)

Review by Sarah St Vincent Welch If a title is the doorway to a book, Too Afraid to Cry, seems to open with a warning, but the reader soon realises …

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Ali Cobby EckermannReview by Sarah St Vincent WelchToo Afraid to Cry

Former Child Star (Stuart Barnes)

  after Sylvia Plath’s ‘Child’  Your half-moons are the ten absolutely fabulous things. I want to streak them with Covergirl, Puck, Museums of dew   Whose waves you intonate – …

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Stuart Barnes

MEMORY, MARRIAGE, AND MUSIC – an interview with Andrea Goldsmith

The first Verity La interview with Andrea Goldsmith was in December 2010. Back then we focused on her novel Reunion (4th Estate, 2009), and Goldsmith spoke eloquently about the magic …

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Andrea GoldsmithThe Memory Trap

Back to the (post-apocalyptic) Future 3: Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam

Reviewed by Robert Goodman Margaret Atwood sits comfortably on the literature shelf. Winner of the Booker Prize and numerous other awards particularly in her native Canada, Atwood has been challenging …

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Margaret AtwoodRobert Goodman

Andres and the Jinns (Jillian Schedneck)

‘Miss, WALLAH, it’s true. They are everywhere. Every time you hear a noise in your house, or your TV stops working, or your computer beeps…’ Hana paused dramatically. ‘It’s a …

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Jillian Schedneck

Cultural Submissions (Caroline Reid)

I’m calling in to see someone in a world grownups know nothing about sitting snug on their living-room couches. The thing about that is this: I think it doesn’t matter, …

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Caroline Reid

Theory of a Shadow (Todd Turner)

Think of a bird now think of its shadow. Imagine a field now picture a lake. Had the shadow not drifted across the field you might have missed a fire-bird …

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Todd Turner

CHANGING THE GROUND OF EXISTENCE: an interview with Paul Hetherington

If there’s ever a part of human endeavour where people work extremely hard, achieve an extraordinary amount, but, in the main, unless there’s a miracle (and we all know they’re …

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Paul HetheringtonSix Different Windows

Virtual Baby (Libbie Chellew)

There was a bottle half-full with formula on the floor in front of the Vulcan, a pile of unfolded washing on the other end of the couch and a full …

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Libbie Chellew

September on Gasworks Bridge (Todd Turner)

It has been a long day to say the least. Wind, rain, shadows, stone. So I take a walk. Standing on Gasworks Bridge, I watch the river run east, run …

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Todd Turner
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