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Issue Details: First known date: 2023... July 2023 of Overland [Online] est. 2011 Overland [Online]
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Contents

* Contents derived from the 2023 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Found, or Self-found Poetry, in an Age of Instant Trash, Yu Ouyang , single work essay

'Poetry, like air, exists everywhere, particularly when it comes to findable material in a plethora of things ranging from books of fiction or nonfiction, memoirs, biographies or autobiographies, history books, books of philosophy, diaries, books of letters, newspaper articles, remarks made by people online, including social media platforms such as FB, Twitter, IG, and WeChat, particular WeChat, and even emails, all, in my opinion, instant trash that contains gold only an appreciative eye could pick.' (Publication summary)

A Quiet Man, Barry Revill , single work short story
The Long and the Short of It : Jen Craig’s Wall, Isabella Gullifer-Laurie , single work review
— Review of Wall Jen Craig , 2023 single work novel ;
'I first heard of Jen Craig when she was interviewed by Michael Silverblatt on his KCRW radio program Bookworm. Her novel Panthers and the Museum of Fire had found publication with the American publisher Zerogram Press. There was some talk of the influence of Thomas Bernhard and WG Sebald, the difficulty of making a sentence and spinning a clay vessel on a wheel—a shared problem of concentration and balance. When I tried to find her book here, I could not—but now Panthers, alongside the slim 2010 volume Since the Accident, have been reissued with Puncher & Wattmann, who have also published her third book Wall.' (Introduction) 
 
The Poet’s Work, John Kinsella , single work review
— Review of Non-Essential Work Omar Sakr , 2023 selected work poetry ;

'Omar Sakr’s Non-Essential Work is a book of love, often in the face of despair. It expresses a love for queerness, for moments of physical love, for flesh and desire, love for the poet’s wife, for his people and family, for friends and even strangers, and for God and the Prophet Muhammad.' (Introduction)

DI/ODE CL, Louis Armand , single work poetry
DI/ODE CXLIVi"multicellularity is an inherent property of bacteria,", Louis Armand , single work poetry
DI/ODE CLXXVi"again the sympathetic mountain urges seaward,", Louis Armand , single work poetry
Collapsing Drama to Grapple with Difficult Realities : Vidya Rajan’s Crocodiles, Emilie Collyer , single work review
— Review of Crocodiles Vidya Rajan , 2023 single work drama ;

'I saw a reading of Vidya Rajan’s Crocodiles in 2022 and was struck by how surprising the script was: from how the title connects to the themes of the work (which is about aged care in Australia and immigrant labour who staff the sector), to the captivating dialogue, to the form of the piece. I was excited to see the full production recently, produced by Naarm independent theatre company Elbow Room as part of the Darebin Arts Speakeasy program.' (Introduction) 

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