Current Issue
No. 9 April 2012
- Greg Foyster on how the advertising industry is destroying the planet
- Wayne Macauley on Gerald Murnane's The Plains
- Ruth Starke on the charismatic Don Dunstan
- Luke Meinzen on living in Mongolia
- New fiction from Toni Jordan, Krissy Kneen and Carmel Bird
- KYD in conversation with Kelly Link
Latest from KILLINGS, our blog —
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Music • by Stephanie Van Schilt
Little Prince, big performance: a message from the cheap seats
For a long time I wasn’t sure that I was a stadium show person. I often found myself let down by costly international acts and blockbusters at Rod Laver Arena, attending shows by definitive artists more for the sense of ‘being there’ than for enjoying their exhausted … Read more
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News • by Estelle Tang
Online subscriber offer: The Bedroom Philosopher Diaries
Ten lucky online subscribers have the chance of winning Justin Heazlewood’s debut ebook, The Bedroom Philosopher Diaries, thanks to our friends at Affirm Press. Winners will receive Justin’s book through booki.sh. (If you don’t have an account, you can sign up for one here at any time.) Neil Gaiman has this … Read more
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The Podcast Review • by Jessie Borrelle • 1 comment
You Look Nice Today: a journal of emotional hygiene
You Look Nice Today is the sound of Twitter on tape. The three hosts stumbled upon one another in the social media platform’s infancy, and were encouraged by another tweeter to document their conversations in a more substantial medium. Read more
Latest Podcast
Podcast: ‘Not down to the skeleton, but down to the marrow’ – Romy Ash’s Floundering
Romy Ash’s debut novel, Floundering, tells the story of Tom and Jordy, who have been living with their grandparents since their mother disappeared. Heartbreaking, and convincingly told from a child’s perspective, Floundering was shortlisted for last year’s The Australian/Vogel’s Literary Award, and was recently published by Text … Read more














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