Love Only Has One Syllable single work   short story  
Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 Love Only Has One Syllable
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'Back then he was mesmerised by them-the talented and less talented who appeared on the numerous singing shows on TV. Both the judges and the audience seemed particularly fascinated by female voices which sustained vowel sounds for an inordinate length of time. Some acts were given standing ovations while others met with drop-jawed looks of disbelief from the judges. He had trouble distinguishing between what was considered good and what was deemed not so good. But what he did know was that love only has one syllable...'  (Publication abstract)

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    y separately published work icon Southerly Violence vol. 78 no. 3 December 2018 16857182 2018 periodical issue 'Rarely has Southerly received so much high-quality material than in response to the call for work on the theme of Violence. In fact our poetry editor, Kate Lilley, requested we increase the extent of the issue to accommodate the volume of excellent work; hence this is a large issue that includes a wealth of poetry. The reasons for this abundance are too many. In literary terms, violence provides a readymade drama, an impetus for action and reaction, shock, emotion, transformation; from Milton’s War in heaven to Modernist aesthetics of shock to the contemporary thriller. literature also records more pervasive operations of violence including poverty, colonialism and other socially sanctioned cruelties of lived experience. Writing on violence provides testimony, a necessary record, and may enable catharsis. at the very least it is a mark, a signature of survival in the wake of violent events from an individual encounter to genocide. a deal of the work included also addresses issues of the anthropocene and the relation ships between human and non-human lives.' (Elizabeth McMahon, Editorial introduction) 2018 pg. 225
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