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HOPE AND RISK: an interview with Omar Musa

Every city has a folk hero or two, and Omar Musa is one of the ACT’s folk heroes, although to be accurate he’s one of Queanbeyan’s folk heroes, and yes …

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Omar Musa

Brothers (Paul Hetherington)

  They delved in mud under pines needles, rubbed together like animals, cupped black pearls of river water in nail-bitten hands, drank wind like a tart cordial. They tasted dirt …

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Paul Hetherington

ON THE HIGH ROAD: an interview with Chris Womersley

EMILY KIDDELL George Dunford wrote about Second Novel Syndrome in an essay called ‘Repeat Offenders’ (Meanjin) and considered a number of writers who’d fallen at that hurdle. He also wrote …

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Chris Womersley

THE RESTORATIVE PHOTOGRAPHER: an interview with Jonny Lewis

‘Photography records the gamut of feelings written on the human face, the beauty of the earth and skies that man has inherited, and the wealth and confusion man has created.  …

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Jonny Lewis

Self-Portrait Without Mythology (Sharanya Manivannan)

  That’s the thing about this business. Some days you sparkle like a teenage vampire. Some days you feel as though you’ve walked through the remains of an exploded dhrishti …

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Sharanya Manivannan

Instinct (Angela Meyer)

My burrow smells like animal shit and typist underarms. There is also the earth. Sigmund greets me with a hiss and I take him from the glass and let him …

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Angela Meyer

THE INDEPENDENT SPIRIT: an interview with Laurie Steed

ALEC PATRIC There used to be just one or two record stores you could go to find the good shit. This was before the Internet made everything instantly and eternally …

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Laurie Steed

Masdok the Madman in his Fever (Miles Allinson)

The ground has become sludgy where the river overflowed in March. In gumboots, carrying his wooden hunting rifle, he goes into the forest, with the mud sucking at his feet, …

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Miles Allinson

The House of Wives (Jennifer Compton)

  1. Ah – he said. Camogli. Casa delle mogli. The house of wives. Because their husbands were fishermen and so always at sea. . Or it can mean houses …

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Jennifer Compton

The Book of Rachael (Leslie Cannold)

When I was five years old, our ewe gave birth to a lamb. He was white and had eyes as black as olives. Shona and I named him Timba. Two …

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Leslie Cannold
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