INHERITED LOSS: a short story
WORDS || by Joshua McInnes
‘The robot is eating bugs again.’
Emma finished adjusting her shawl in the mirror. She had never appreciated the aesthetics of...
Poem: Agapi
WORDS | Claire Catacouzinos
We’re a bow
you’re one loop
I’m the other
our love tying us together.
Side by side
lying in your room
you hold my hand
trace lines on my...
Short Story: Frankie
WORDS | Jack Cameron Stanton
I patched Frankie’s scalp using scissors to cut the hair around the wound, ignoring his cries when the alcohol dosed the...
Poem: Light And Shadow
WORDS | Nicholas Rider
Light and shadow flood the city
Roaming the streets in search for refuge
An open window, an open door
Dancing on rooftops of high rise...
Photography by Nicholas Rider
Bert Flugelman’s Cones. Located in the sculpture garden of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. The stainless steel sculpture is more than 20 metres...
Poem: Heart & Mind
WORDS | Leon Dhemba
For ‘twas a battle soon ensued
Amongst the rivals of clan and brood
‘Twas a struggle night and day
Of the warriors red and grey
The...
That Dear Cockeral
STORY Claire Catacouzinos
“Once upon a time,” – and we might well begin in that manner because the story is as fantastic as a fairy tale...
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