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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... May 2018 of Kill Your Darlings [Online] est. 2010 Kill Your Darlings [Online]
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* Contents derived from the 2018 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Unsentimental Journey : Revisiting Thea Astley’s Reaching Tin River, Jennifer Down , single work criticism

'Until recently, I had not read Reaching Tin River, though I had admired several other novels by Thea Astley. If I had investigated its premise beforehand – a woman becomes obsessed with a long-dead man she glimpses in an archival photograph of early settlers – I am not certain I would have chosen to read it. Frankly, I’ve had my fill of novels about dead white men, of novels that romanticise our colonial past. And yet I should have known that I would be safe in Astley’s hands.' (Introduction)

Jessie Cole’s Staying, Jessie Cole , extract autobiography
Julia Prendergast’s The Earth Does Not Get Fat, Julia Prendergast , extract novel
Dangerous Femaleness : S.A. Jones’ The Fortress, Justine Hyde , single work essay

'A walled matriarchal society forces self-reflection and radical growth in a speculative examination of power, sex and gender.'

The Hitchhiker, Stephen Gray , single work short story

'The drive south from Darwin is a long and lonely one, with few trees and fewer people – but when a mysterious figure appears by the road, a welcome companion soon becomes something much more sinister.'

The Other Son, Omar Sakr , single work autobiography

'How do you talk to a brother you’ve never known? A father’s death brings loss and complex grief, but also a chance at forging a new bond across cultures and generations.' (Introduction)

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