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Issue Details: First known date: 2022... May 2022 of Kill Your Darlings [Online] est. 2010 Kill Your Darlings [Online]
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Contents

* Contents derived from the 2022 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Clatter Tongue, Karen Wyld , single work short story
Cracking Open the Book Industry, Bohdi Byles , single work essay

'A new program is helping me to pursue a career in publishing after years of trying to get a foot in the door. This opportunity gives me the chance to amplify voices that have been overlooked on the shelf, as well as behind the scenes.'  (Introduction)

Shelf Reflection : Bastian Fox Phelan, Bastian Fox Phelan , single work column

'This month’s reflection is from Bastian Fox Phelan, whose debut memoir How To Be Between (Giramondo) is an exploration of youthful anxiety, medical discourse and shifting identities. Read Ellen Cregan’s review, and stay tuned for more on our website and podcast later in the month!' (Introduction)

How Kath & Kim Became Queer Canon, Thomas Vowles , single work essay

'I cannot say exactly when I first saw Kath & Kim. I was 11 in 2002 when the first season premiered, and I started watching it around then. I’d queue up the VCR to record the weekly episode on the VHS I’d labelled ‘Kath and Kim DO NOT TOUCH’ so my brothers wouldn’t use it to tape the footy. This was so I could rewatch the show, memorising the dialogue of the dysfunctional mother-daughter duo, which I’d repeat at school, or around the house, or simply to myself, which was the safest option. The sitcom—created, written and performed by the comic geniuses that are Gina Riley and Jane Turner—was my oasis.' (Introduction)

Show Your Working : Ashley Goldberg, Ashley Goldberg , single work column

'This month, we take a peek into the writing routine of author Ashley Goldberg, whose debut novel Abomination, which was shortlisted for the 2020 KYD Unpublished Manuscript Award, is out now from Vintage Australia.' (Introduction)

Losing Face : An Extract, George Haddad , extract novel
Sunbathing : An Extract, Isobel Beech , extract novel
Books Roundup, Ellen Cregan , Dženana Vucic , Lyn Dickens , Lisa Emanuel , single work review
— Review of How to Be Between Bastian Fox Phelan , 2022 single work autobiography ; Root and Branch : Essays on Inheritance Eda Gunaydin , 2022 selected work essay ; Daisy and Woolf Michelle Cahill , 2022 single work novel ; Abomination Ashley Goldberg , 2022 single work novel ;
Jane Novak on How Literary Agents Help Writers Get Noticed, Jane Novak , Alan Vaarwerk , single work column

Jane Novak is a Sydney-based literary agent, who represents writers across all genres and stages of their career, as well as a number of literary estates. She has worked in publishing and publicity for over 25 years, including in-house at Pan Macmillan and Text Publishing.' (Introduction)

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