y separately published work icon The Suburban Review periodical issue  
Alternative title: Weeds
Issue Details: First known date: 2022... no. 27 September 2022 of The Suburban Review est. 2015 The Suburban Review
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'There’s a purple-flowered, climbing weed somewhere in my yard at all times. We call it the ‘alien vine’ for its powerful and persistent occupation of our space, and its otherworldly ability to wind its way through walls, under the deck, up through the roof, or into the windows of the shed. Earlier this year, it twirled its way around cables towards the power pole that feeds our house. I’m not sure what it was after up there, but it unsettled me. My husband climbed into the roof cavity and found it lurking in the dark.' (Claire Albrecht : Editorial introduction)

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  • Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed.  

    Cover art by Maggie Hensel-Brown

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2022 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Gorsei"Sunlight be our master", Sam Morley , single work poetry
Simulalation Suite, Jennifer Nguyen , sequence poetry
The Bed Is Heart-shaped 365 Days a Yeari"i’m thinking about yennefer covered in blood and sweat declaring i want everything thinking about catching lightning in a", Jennifer Nguyen , single work poetry
Like Life, Stardew Valley Goes on and on and on until You Get Bored of Planting Ancient Fruit Wine for $$$i"i tried to say ‘yes’ for a whole year which resulted in two unwanted children", Jennifer Nguyen , single work poetry
The Out-of-Season Blood-orange Moon Was so Deliciousi"I am waiting for it to rain. Something in me is falling away. There are emails I am avoiding sending. There are questions I", Jennifer Nguyen , single work poetry
Cocky Cuntzi"if you ask me i’d say these mohawked pricks", Tim Loveday , single work poetry
Council Chambersi"democratic privilege is a concrete", Tim Loveday , single work poetry
View Vigilance, Rob Johnson , single work short story
Double Load Wednesdays, Theresa Tully , Thom Nguyen (illustrator), single work short story
On Pressing Matters, Emma Yearwood , single work essay
Identification, Bastian Fox Phelan , single work essay
Mlokheyye, Sofia Sabbagh , single work graphic novel
Overgrowth, Clea Chiller , single work graphic novel

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