Issue Eleven • Issue Eleven Reviews • Reviews
June 22, 2021
by Angela Wauchop ‘Behind the ragged grey people and their own shabby infantry officers— … the houses are little more than...
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Interviews • Issue Eleven • Issue Eleven Interviews
Interview by Brad Jennings Hakim Bellamy is a poet, author, musician, playwright, actor, and community organiser. In 2012, he became...
Issue Eleven • Issue Eleven Poetry • Poetry
By Jess Roscioli The beginning was bliss. A desire, with a depth – more forceful than the ocean we met along. Purity,...
Fiction • Issue Eleven • Issue Eleven Fiction
by Lyssa Stevens The gun shots are relentless. Men cry in pain as blood oozes from their wounds, dripping down the walls of the...
by Bethany Cody Fat tears won’t flood the lake. A head full of summer memories. She stayed at yours, you stayed up late. Cut your...
By Bradlee Jennings Talaleu was the fearless goddess who wrangled flesh and air, Willing me into existence. Healthy yet homeless, I...
by Alison Knight The streetlamp is a thing of beauty. Tall and slender, its neck bows over the footpath in an elegant curlicue....
by Rob McKinnon Surreptitious stowaways to the flourishing city hiding in groaning ships from contaminated ports. Finding...
by Bethany Cody Born of the beach, a young man from Taffs Well, gateway to the valleys, an immigrant living along the flat shores of...
by Amy Bertacco A building is only a building until it means something to someone. I was nothing until the people of Alexandria,...
by Miles Boyle-Bryant ‘A fucking woman? I ask for help, and they send a fucking woman?’ ‘Mr. Watkins, I promise you I-’ ‘I...
Issue Eleven • Issue Eleven Non-Fiction • Non-Fiction
by Dilini Fredrick My grandmother on my mum’s side, Charlotte Nona (Nona is a Sinhalese word for ‘madam’ or ‘lady’), had...
by Melissa King It’s mid-morning on a temperate autumn day in 2020, during the early stages of Victoria’s first COVID-19...
by Sam Johnston My hands descend into the abyss of shredded bags and rotting food, digging around for the toy. I haven’t even...
by Angela Wauchop ‘But there is a lot Keledi does not know. You haven’t told her about the big plane that took Baba up in the...
by Peter Loveday In the afternoon we go down to the vegetable patch to dig up the cat we buried there. No matter how far down we...
Reviewed by Angela Wauchop ‘Was it the malevolence of bitch girls and the opulence ranking of their homes? The spite of...
by Jessica Roscioli There’s something about the night sky that sparks deep nostalgia within me. It’s abundant in hues of deep...
by Josh Kee Era of Plastic. When Raegan Passed new toy laws, Hasbro wanted stake. Seeking new concepts, Hasbro went to the...
June 21, 2021
by Vincent Kakkos Ein Stein surprised the absolute shit out of me. As someone who hadn’t read a novel to completion in almost a...
Interview by Vincent Kakkos Joe Reich is an author, painter and practicing ophthalmologist based here in Melbourne Australia. In 2009,...
