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Alternative title: Capitalism
Issue Details: First known date: 2021... no. 4 June 2021 of Science Write Now est. 2020 Science Write Now
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'Within the first few pages of Richard Flanagan’s The Living Sea of Waking Dreams, one encounters a raft of losses. The book, which centres around three siblings, Anna, Tommy and Terzo, and their mother Francie, opens with the vanishing of Anna’s middle finger; Tommy recounts the loss of ladybirds, soldier beetles, bluebottles, earwigs, Christmas beetles, flying ant swarms, frogs and cicadas and their songs, emperor gum moths, Persian rug wings, quolls, potoroos, pardalotes, swift parrots, great kelp forests, abalone, and crayfish; and it becomes known that there is a fourth sibling, Ronnie, who died in his teens.' (Editorial introduction)

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* Contents derived from the 2021 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Review of ‘The Living Sea of Waking Dreams’, Jessica White , single work review
— Review of The Living Sea of Waking Dreams Richard Flanagan , 2020 single work novel ;

'Within the first few pages of Richard Flanagan’s The Living Sea of Waking Dreams, one encounters a raft of losses. The book, which centres around three siblings, Anna, Tommy and Terzo, and their mother Francie, opens with the vanishing of Anna’s middle finger; Tommy recounts the loss of ladybirds, soldier beetles, bluebottles, earwigs, Christmas beetles, flying ant swarms, frogs and cicadas and their songs, emperor gum moths, Persian rug wings, quolls, potoroos, pardalotes, swift parrots, great kelp forests, abalone, and crayfish; and it becomes known that there is a fourth sibling, Ronnie, who died in his teens.' (Introduction) 

Matters of the Heart, Meryl Broughton , single work essay
Landscape Manifest, Liana Joy Christensen , single work essay
(Life) Grants Writer, P. P. Donati , single work short story
A Moment of Light in the Einstein Cafe, Craig Cormick , single work short story
Einstein's Brain, Mark O'Flynn , sequence poetry
Dark Cloud Constellationi"Because our dreams were always linear,", Meredi Ortega , single work poetry
Folding and Tiltingi"Driving the island’s coast road", Lesley Porter , single work poetry
There Is a Shape to Treesi"There is a shape to trees, to this tree, long legs, thin waist,", Vivienne Glance , single work poetry
Repurposing a Bleedi"My blood too is up-welled from other existences, winnowed", Shey Marque , single work poetry

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