Emma Hardy Emma Hardy i(16824174 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 Bagaark! Emma Hardy , 2020 single work short story
— Appears in: Going Down Swinging Online 2020;
1 Cutie Emma Hardy , 2020 single work short story
— Appears in: Overland [Online] , July 2020;
1 Hot Chick Emma Hardy , 2019 single work prose
— Appears in: The Lifted Brow , June no. 42 2019; (p. 118-120) 'She's wearing fishnet stockings, red high-heeled boots and white knickers stretched tight across her ass. She looks over her shoulder, a surprised squawk on her face. She's mid-way through chowing into a burger, grease oozing over her feathered hands. Her comb is a seductive red, her beak stained with lipstick. and is chick has titties, too: her breasts are huge.'

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1 Coral Face Emma Hardy , 2018 single work essay
— Appears in: Voiceworks , Autumn no. 111 2018; (p. 14-20) 'Three figures run onto the rail bridge. They're shadowed, deeply silhouetted in the faint glow of dawn, their faces covered. Within seconds, they're in the middle of the bridge, rapidly hoisting a rope from the riverbed below up onto the tracks. They pull it tight, bodies leaning back against the rope, then disappear as they bend down to tie the knots. Fifteen seconds later, it's done. The rope stretches from the bridge to a tall tree. Dangling from the other end of the rope, hoisted over a branch several metres in the air, is a small tent-like structure with a man inside. The figures on the bridge gesture to the man, then pack up their gear and split for the highway.'  (Publication abstract)
1 Pink Slows the Heartbeat Emma Hardy , 2017 single work essay
— Appears in: Voiceworks , Summer no. 110 2017-2018; (p. 53-58) 'There's a room in Collingwood where you can smash whatever you want. 
'It's called the Break Room. 'Break' meaning to smash, fracture, bust and destroy, but also to take a break-to relax. Have a breather. Chill out.'   (Publication abstract)
1 Hot Mess Emma Hardy , 2017 single work essay
— Appears in: Voiceworks , Winter no. 108 2017; (p. 39-45)

'It's near silent in the early morning dawn-light hours. Now and again, zombie-like figures pop up in the headlights of the trawling ute. They keep walking, dumb and ghostly, and have to be startled with the flicking on-off-on-off of the high beams. Confused, they stagger away from the light, clearing the road. They're lost, looking for something to do, somewhere to sleep, someone to sleep with.'  (Publication abstract)
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