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Issue Details: First known date: 2023... no. 20 March 2023 of Foam:e est. 2004- Foam:e
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'Welcome to foam:e issue 20.

'This time around we were keener than ever to be surprised, perplexed and strangely
elated by something a little out of the ordinary, something a bit bats, even choppy
and imperfect—as long as it was electrifying.

'We were met with strange childhood memories of being surrounded by screensavers
in your mum’s computer lab; pregnant partners who can only stomach ice; “molars of
storm clouds”; and a sister who acts like she’s a small nation with her own army.

'It’s good to be back and we hope you enjoy our selections this year. We thank all
contributors for sending their work for consideration.' 

Angela Gardner and Carmen Leigh Keates
Editors.

Notes

  • Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:

    Close Listening to the Universe by Terry Nguyen

    My Five Big Sisters and My Kathleen to her Sabine by Keith Nunes

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2023 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Epic Polar Adventurei"Authentic private charter. Rich air. Custom footsteps.", Steph Amir , single work poetry
Bliss Bliss (Heart’s Beat)i"I meditate", Stuart Barnes , single work poetry
Immortal Jellyfishi"Pinkie fingernail-small. No brain, all brawn.", Stuart Barnes , single work poetry
Spenserian Sonneti"SUMATRAN will understand your aura.", Stuart Barnes , single work poetry
Second-hand Traderi"I learnt from poet and judge John Bray", Stephen Brock , single work poetry
Reading Tu Fu Late at Nighti"It’s nearly midnight", Stephen Brock , single work poetry
Enigma Unmaskedi"The Sapphic triangulation is falling apart.", Luoyang Chen , single work poetry
The Violent Redi"The violent Red is a powerful mantra.", Luoyang Chen , single work poetry
When I Was Robert Redfordi"How to tell you this story of when I was Robert Redford, crouching on the edge of a cliff, my best friend Butch Paul", Emilie Collyer , single work poetry
Look the Other Wayi"These are my concerns, I have", Jane Downing , single work poetry
Gaunt Harvesti"I’ll be what travels with me", Jill Jones , single work poetry
The Crossingi"Each night I’m surrounded", Jill Jones , single work poetry
Pebble in a Webi"My niece learnt three languages at once, each word tipped into her like a pebble until she was heavy enough to stand up", Ella Kurz , single work poetry
Justi"She does", Jo Langdon , single work poetry
Joyi"I tell you how, in the Babaoshan Cemetery, there is a VR simulation of death: the white explosion and cumulo-form", Alyson Miller , single work poetry
The Apiaristi"Summer had gathered hot stones", Sam Morley , single work poetry
Primer Coat Questionsi"My mind is between mice", Sam Morley , single work poetry
Screensaveri"My mother’s vials are small, very neat. The ants", Isabella G. Mead , single work poetry
Remindersi"Last year’s today pops up in my timeline", Damen O'Brien , single work poetry
Foreign Accent Syndromei"The knotty folds of flesh and thought", Damen O'Brien , single work poetry
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