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Issue Eight

Issue Eight launches today!

by , January 9, 2012 • Leave a comment

We are excited to announce that Issue Eight is launched today! You can purchase it here or subscribe to the journal here. Five of the issue’s pieces are now available online for free: click through to read them. The edition kicks off with Maria Tumarkin’s lead essay, … Read more »

Issue Eight

Issue Eight teaser: Maria Tumarkin’s ‘Sublime and Profane – Our Contemporary Obsession With Food’

by , January 2, 2012 • Leave a comment

In our first sneak peek at Issue Eight, we’re delighted to serve up a delicious piece by Maria Tumarkin, discussing why Australians are becoming increasingly obsessed with food, even at the expense of other forms of culture. There will be more teasers to come over the following … Read more »

Recommended Reading

Recommended reading: Jo Case

by , August 10, 2011 • 7 Comments

For our special Issue Six ‘Recommended Reading’ series, we’ve asked members of the Stella Prize (now live!) steering committee to recommend their favourite texts by women. Kill Your Darlings Associate Editor Jo Case offers her selection of female writers, from Melbourne historians to New York publicists and … Read more »