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Issue Details: First known date: 2017... no. 29 2017 of Kill Your Darlings est. 2010 Kill Your Darlings
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2017 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Man of the House, Carolyn Fraser , single work prose

'A chance to live in the grand house of the former Prohibition-era San Francisco mayor introduces a memorable housemate.' 

(p. 48-55)
The Shadow People, Michelle Roger , single work prose

'I traced the edge of the table with my finger. Increasing tension and a haggard nail drove a series of small pale gouges into the ruby-brown patina.' 

(p. 56-64)
This Is Water, Joshua Pomare , single work prose

'Thrust into the heaving metropolis of Delhi, I shed flight fatigue and took up that strange energy, a sort of heightened awareness that travellers feel when they arrive somewhere new. I stared out at everything as we jerked along in a beat-up Honda driven by Sam, our host and friend.' 

(p. 66-74)
A Tale of Two Irans, Claire Varley , single work prose

'A trip to Iran offers a reminder that people are not their governments and governments aren't always their people.'

(p. 76-88)
Perry Feral, Allee Richards , single work short story

'This suburb has not that many trees. A few blocks away I can see the orange neon sign, a petrol station. I pull the car over on the side of a road. We sit in silence for almost a minute...' 

(p. 90-105)
The Reunion, Silvia Kwon , single work short story

'Chien woke in the dark, before sunrise, just as the rooster began to crow. A gentle heat, sweet and damp, lingered in the air. His brother was coming today. They had not seen each other in forty years...'

(p. 106-124)
Conversations, Gerard Elson (interviewer), single work interview

'Gerard Elson talks to Rebecca Starford and Hannah Kent about the origins of the magazine, their working relationship and what is in store for KYD in the future.'

(p. 126-141)
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