Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 Gemma Mahadeo Reviews DeciBels Series 3
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'The third series of Vagabond's chapbooks imprint deciBels expands upon the range offered in its first and second series. Edited by Michelle Cahill and Dimitra Harvey, this third set is more focussed on publishing diasporic non-white voices, and as a whole is a collective articulation of alienation and otherness, and making sense of one's old and new lives and homes. It's an attempt to carve a space within the Australian literary landscape. But more than this, these books speak to the attempts of poets, as migrants or refugees, to form community and lasting personal connections, and to establish roots in a country that does not feel like home.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Rabbit Belonging no. 26 2018 15364336 2018 periodical issue

    'Not knowing how to start this editorial, I lazily google ‘belong’. A grossly simplified e-dictionary pops up to tell me that ‘belong’ comes from Middle English: ‘be-’ + an archaic form of ‘long’. But rather than investigate longen like the diligent researcher I should be, I am temporarily sidetracked; I think intensely about ‘being long’, consider stretching out on the ground, pointing my toes, elongating my spine, straightening my fingers. I think about being the longest me I can be.' (Jessica Wilkinson Editorial introduction)

    2018
    pg. 173-181
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