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She did not understand the fun of shooting birds
Literature Angus McGregor 10/16/23 Literature Angus McGregor 10/16/23

She did not understand the fun of shooting birds

In her novels and private correspondence, the gap was narrowed. What was human became animal and what was animal became human.

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Do not disturb my circles
Literature Zara Hussain 10/16/23 Literature Zara Hussain 10/16/23

Do not disturb my circles

Nothing comes from nothing, And so Prometheus toiled: I must change your life.

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A moment of silence
ISSUE 10, Literature Susanna Pang 9/27/23 ISSUE 10, Literature Susanna Pang 9/27/23

A moment of silence

For the first time in years, he decides to stop digging.

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Three steps to ennui in Sydney (and three reasons not to follow them)
Literature, Art, ISSUE 10 Nicholas Osiowy 9/25/23 Literature, Art, ISSUE 10 Nicholas Osiowy 9/25/23

Three steps to ennui in Sydney (and three reasons not to follow them)

Today Milan Kundera died; and forty years ago, a different student entered his world of middle-aged fever-dreams.

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I am a ghost watching my own body
Literature, ISSUE 10, Art Joan de la Kagsawa 9/25/23 Literature, ISSUE 10, Art Joan de la Kagsawa 9/25/23

I am a ghost watching my own body

We are player, viewer, voyeur, flaneur, spectator, and character all at once.

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Definition of Man
ISSUE 09, Literature Joan de la Kagsawa 9/17/23 ISSUE 09, Literature Joan de la Kagsawa 9/17/23

Definition of Man

I am terror, peril, and spectre, all at once.

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tape-eater
Literature, ISSUE 09 Leon Karagic 9/11/23 Literature, ISSUE 09 Leon Karagic 9/11/23

tape-eater

what it is to become a dream.

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The First Supper
Literature, ISSUE 09 Clare Gim 9/11/23 Literature, ISSUE 09 Clare Gim 9/11/23

The First Supper

The mountains will bare themselves and our hands will receive.

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About a basin
Literature Juliette Jarrett 6/26/23 Literature Juliette Jarrett 6/26/23

About a basin

As hard as I try to remember, from no part of my being can I summon a reason for me being here.

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They’re taking my brain upstate, and I don’t know when I’ll get it back
Literature James Wily 6/7/23 Literature James Wily 6/7/23

They’re taking my brain upstate, and I don’t know when I’ll get it back

Generally speaking, I came out pretty well! Well, except my brain fell out of my head.

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Great Western Highway
Literature Joan de la Kagsawa 6/7/23 Literature Joan de la Kagsawa 6/7/23

Great Western Highway

I am just another pothole, // Feeling the weight of // That other invisible world // As it passes over me

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Landscaping:
Literature Zara Hussain 6/4/23 Literature Zara Hussain 6/4/23

Landscaping:

To glean your teeming brain // It needs harvest // Or will rot

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Finding new moves
Literature Angus McGregor 6/4/23 Literature Angus McGregor 6/4/23

Finding new moves

I am fascinated by a specific benefit AIs have for literature which, unlike in chess, is not harnessed enough. 

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Modern courtship
Sports, Literature Bella Wellstead 5/10/23 Sports, Literature Bella Wellstead 5/10/23

Modern courtship

It’s 5.30am. You and the rest of the inter-B’s netball team are huddled on a coach in the dark.

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Bài tập về bản thể luận / An Assignment on Ontology
Literature Mong Nguyen 4/19/23 Literature Mong Nguyen 4/19/23

Bài tập về bản thể luận / An Assignment on Ontology

What would the hill be but a dried steppe // On the falling back of an afternoon

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Cynicism is a whale fall
Literature Nathan Phillis 4/19/23 Literature Nathan Phillis 4/19/23

Cynicism is a whale fall

I often dream of Lutīyā the cosmic whale.

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The water of life
Literature Ella Avni 2/23/23 Literature Ella Avni 2/23/23

The water of life

My beloved has gifted us this water of life / This ocean which has the power to create or destroy / Yet in it we blindly place our trust

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Chambers
Literature Sonal Kamble 2/23/23 Literature Sonal Kamble 2/23/23

Chambers

I find it in a soggy little cavity underneath footbridge.

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A diptych of art and empathy — In conversation with Erin Shiel
Literature Ariana Haghighi 2/23/23 Literature Ariana Haghighi 2/23/23

A diptych of art and empathy — In conversation with Erin Shiel

"I realised that in order to find time to think and a view of what felt like the whole world, I had to be uncomfortable."

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Review: Tripping Over Myself — A window into the world of Australian comedy
Literature Faye Tang 10/9/22 Literature Faye Tang 10/9/22

Review: Tripping Over Myself — A window into the world of Australian comedy

Micallef narrates his memoir like he’s playing a character on his comedy show.

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