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Issue Details: First known date: 2002... vol. 3 no. 2 November 2002 of Dotlit : The Online Journal of Creative Writing est. 2000- Dotlit : The Online Journal of Creative Writing
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2002 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Tracing Silence, Hamish Sewell , single work autobiography
Tracing Silence : Foreword, Axel Bruns , single work biography
Celebrationi"The ties that bind", Sreedhevi Ramachandran , single work poetry
An Arranged Love Affair, Susan Currie , single work short story
Well Beloved, Alison Earls , single work short story
Converts are Always the Worst : Loving Australian Rules Football, Daniel Pollard , single work autobiography
Love in the Afternoon, Daniel Stephensen , single work short story
Heaven Come Down, Anna North , single work short story
Double Windsori"You walk into the trees", Barbara Caniato , single work poetry
Words Not Spoken to a Homeless Mani"You hold your words", Barbara Caniato , single work poetry
Birthing Stalli"Calves with", Carly-Jay Metcalfe , single work poetry
The Two Franks, Axel Bruns , single work short story
The Daughter, Jane Downing , single work short story
Awake, Steven Maxwell , single work short story
A Mug's Game, Kristian Giuvarra , single work short story
I Can Hear You, Chris Baikie , single work short story
In and Around the Lake : Maschee Recollections, Axel Bruns , single work non-fiction
Preacher as a Young Mani"[First line removed at the request of Coral Hull]", Coral Hull , single work poetry
Sundiali"at four in the morning we must believe in", Wendy Morgan , single work poetry
Passporti"A woman faces the camera", Wendy Morgan , single work poetry
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