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Issue Details: First known date: 2017... vol. 35 September 2017 of The Lifted Brow est. 2007 The Lifted Brow
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* Contents derived from the , 2017 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Antimemoir as in Fuck You (as in Fuck Me), Ellena Savage , single work essay

'Stones underfoot; they're slope-faced, many thousands of them, ancient as the moon. They crunch as she hobbles over them from the water's edge towards the castle. She should have worn her runners. Up ahead, Kronborg - Elsinore, for today - is as vast and regal as any castle. The scene is so familiar, though how should it be? It's her first time in Denmark.' (Introduction)

(p. 5-9)
The Critic in the Episode 'the Nation State', Jana Perkovic , single work essay

1.in which we doubt former certainties "I was listening to a program on oral poetry, on Radio National," said Liz, one morning over breakfast. "You know what they said about Australia? They said that there is one classic genre of poetry missing from the Australian tradition, and it's love poetry.' (Introduction) 

(p. 17-21)
In Praise of a Plain Life, Antonia Pont , single work autobiography

'These days, it's easy to get the impression that people are really very anxious. Who? you ask. Well, people you hear about. People who tell you they are. Friends. Lovers. Acquaintances. Colleagues. The Youth. The term is around and people are applying it to themselves, or having it applied to them, willy- nilly. People are talking about anxiety plenty, getting diagnosed by certified professionals as "anxious." It's concerning; it's distressing. Debilitating, often. It can dismantle a life, they say. It can erode your well-being and capacity for connection. You can become a real pain in the arse. Stuff like that.' (Introduction)

(p. 61-66)
An Architecture of Early Motherhood and Independence, Stephanie Guest , Kate Riggs , single work prose (p. 97-106)
When You're Scared of Dogs, Adalya Nash Hussein , single work autobiography (p. 118-121)
Pwip, Shirley Le , single work short story

'I became a Buddhist after a Schoolies trip to Thailand.' The guest speaker was tanned and had wide shoulders that strained at the seams of his navy suit. He reminded me of Brad Pitt's wax figure in Madame Tussauds Museum down near Darling Harbour. Back in Year 8, we had a day collecting donations for the Cancer Council. My best friend Tammy and I snuck into the wax museum instead. Tammy pretended to marry Brad Pitt and I pretended to marry Bruce Willis. A thousand people came to our joint wedding at Crystal Palace in Canley Heights. Under the plastic chandeliers, the DJ played 'Time After Time' by Cindy Lauper. Bruce and I intertwined our arms and poured whiskey into each other's mouths while Tammy made out with Brad. A big security guy with skulls tattooed on his neck ambled over. His nametag read 'Fetu'.'

(p. 122-124)
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