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  • NON-FICTION
    • Mother Cow
      Mother Cow
    • Magnolia Boys
      Magnolia Boys
    • I Take My Virtual Body to the Sistine Chapel
      I Take My Virtual Body to the Sistine Chapel
  • FICTION
    • Moonlight for Monsters
      Moonlight for Monsters
    • The Cry Inside
      The Cry Inside
    • Cherry
      Cherry
  • POETRY
    • As Rachel, As Sarah
      As Rachel, As Sarah
    • Tongue With Teeth
      Tongue With Teeth
    • Soul And Body
      Soul And Body
  • CULTURE
    • I Take My Virtual Body to the Sistine Chapel
      I Take My Virtual Body to the Sistine Chapel
    • Mapping out The O.C.
      Mapping out The O.C.
    • POLLYANNA-ISH III: AND YET
      POLLYANNA-ISH III: AND YET
  • COLUMNS
    • IF I’M A WATER-BEARING AIR SIGN DOES THAT MAKE ME PERSPIRATION?: DECEMBER
      IF I’M A WATER-BEARING AIR SIGN DOES THAT MAKE ME PERSPIRATION?: DECEMBER
    • IF I’M A WATER-BEARING AIR SIGN DOES THAT MAKE ME PERSPIRATION?: NOVEMBER
      IF I’M A WATER-BEARING AIR SIGN DOES THAT MAKE ME PERSPIRATION?: NOVEMBER
    • IF I’M A WATER-BEARING AIR SIGN DOES THAT MAKE ME PERSPIRATION?: OCTOBER
      IF I’M A WATER-BEARING AIR SIGN DOES THAT MAKE ME PERSPIRATION?: OCTOBER
  • COMICS
    • Epilogue
      Epilogue
    • Doggy BFFs
      Doggy BFFs
    • MegaHertz
      MegaHertz
COLUMNSOctober 8, 2020

IF I’M A WATER-BEARING AIR SIGN DOES THAT MAKE ME PERSPIRATION?: AUGUST + SEPTEMBER

By Jasmine Shirrefs

I spent all of August at Grandma’s house to help her recover from ill-health.  Did the grocery orders, weeded the garden, painted the windowsills….

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COLUMNSOctober 7, 2020

IF I’M A WATER-BEARING AIR SIGN DOES THAT MAKE ME PERSPIRATION?: JULY

By Jasmine Shirrefs

  Jasmine Shirrefs is a zine maker, dog parent, writer and social work student living on Boon Wurrung land. They were a Wheeler Centre…

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FICTIONOctober 5, 2020

Springsteen Down Aisle Five

By Danielle Scrimshaw

Three days after Emma’s breakup I decided to check in on her over the phone. She missed my call but rang back ten minutes…

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CULTURE, NON-FICTIONSeptember 24, 2020

I Take My Virtual Body to the Sistine Chapel

By Tiia Kelly

I figure out how to flip the perspective entirely upside-down, so that my virtual body stands on the frescoed ceiling, hunched beneath a tiled roof.

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POETRYSeptember 13, 2020

Tiger Balm

By Wen-Juenn Lee

When I was sick my mother would rub tiger balm on my belly and let me watch Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady I…

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POETRYSeptember 8, 2020

city privacy we (women of the new era)

By Janet Jiahui Wu

the bridges build walls the cars glide over bridges the gum trees evergreen the excavation of the wetlands paves way for the great highway…

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FICTION, UncategorizedAugust 31, 2020

Polished

By Hannah Smith

ONE: There are only so many bottles of pink nail polish, too many minuscule toenails to be painted a delicate shade of Peptol-Bismol rose….

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NON-FICTIONAugust 27, 2020

It’s OK if I spill milk as long as it was my idea

By Lujayn Hourani

The last time I ever imagined fully was with Riho Watanabe and we were in year two. We were on the bus back to…

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NON-FICTIONAugust 25, 2020

Sourdough Baby

By Emma Hardy

For weeks, I have been caring for and feeding a small sourdough starter. I am yet to make sourdough. It started like all sourdough…

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