y separately published work icon Review of Australian Fiction periodical issue  
Alternative title: Rabbit Hole Special Issue
Note: Guest editor
Issue Details: First known date: 2012... 2012 of Review of Australian Fiction est. 2012 Review of Australian Fiction
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* Contents derived from the 2012 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Good Horse, Michael Blake , single work short story
Algae, Ben Walter , single work short story
Neptune's Trinkets, Kate Rees , single work short story
Tuesday Fucking, James Klousia , single work short story
The Slow Death of Plastic Stars, Kate Zahnleiter , single work short story
Elyora, Jodi Cleghorn , single work novella horror

'It’s October 1974 and all is not well in the town of Elyora.

'First the clocks stop.

'And men in shiny suits turn up offering payment for the inconvenience.

'Then the phone lines stop working.

'And finally, the power goes out.

'The trouble is, no one comes to explain that.

'Dorothy Briggs, a local old lady, is disturbed by a blast of music and drawn towards the nearby river where she hears a voice - “You murdered my son, Dorothy Briggs” - and crumples to the floor.

'Fast forward to December 2012.

'Jo, Benny and Hal, members of the band Faunabate, have no idea what they’re in for when their car suddenly breaks down on the way to their first gig.

'Their nearest town?

'Elyora.

'Upon arrival it quickly becomes clear that this is not your normal town.

'Why are all the magazines dated at 1974?

'Why have all of their clocks stopped?

'And where exactly have all the people gone?

'There are some towns you don't ever want to visit.

'And Elyora is one of them.

'Because not everyone gets out alive...'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

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