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Issue Details: First known date: 2019... June 2019 of Kill Your Darlings [Online] est. 2010 Kill Your Darlings [Online]
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2019 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Writing Violence, Arousing Curiosity, Ashley Kalagian Blunt , single work essay

'Borne out of a manuscript longlisted for the 2017 KYD Unpublished Manuscript Award, Ashley Kalagian Blunt’s My Name Is Revenge is out this month with Spineless Wonders. In December 1980, two men shot a Turkish diplomat near his home in Sydney, and vanished. From this assassination in Australia, one of a series of international terrorist attacks, Kalagian Blunt’s novella traces back to the streets of 1920s Berlin and the Armenian genocide of World War I. The following is an extract from one of three companion essays.' (Publication abstract) 
Books Roundup, Ellen Cregan , Kylie Maslen , Elizabeth Flux , single work review
— Review of Little Stones Elizabeth Kuiper , 2019 single work novel ; Sweatshop Women : Volume One 2019 anthology short story poetry ;
A Language for Antarctica : Summer at Mawson, Jesse Blackadder , single work essay

'For those living and working in the world’s last great wilderness, words and language are critical to survival. But amid this new vocabulary of Antarctic life, the bigger things – the staggering beauty, danger and immense isolation – are harder to put into words.' (Publication abstract)
Shelf Reflection : Elizabeth Kuiper, Elizabeth Kuiper , single work interview
Show Your Working : Robbie Arnott, Robbie Arnott , single work column

'Show Your Working is a new monthly column exploring how some of our favourite writers get things done. In our first column, we take a peek at the desk of Robbie Arnott, whose debut novel Flames (Text Publishing) is nominated for the 2019 Miles Franklin Award, and who was announced as one of the Sydney Morning Herald’s Best Young Australian Novelists for 2019.' (Introduction)
Fear of Forgetting, Elizabeth Kuiper , single work autobiography
'Writing a book inspired by my childhood in Zimbabwe, revisiting my old home forced me to address my fears around losing my memories – and, with them, my identity.' (Introduction)
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