y separately published work icon The Lifted Brow periodical  
Date: 2012-2020
Date: 2007-2012
Issue Details: First known date: 2007... 2007 The Lifted Brow
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Issue 1 (Jan 2007) - onwards (Comprehensive)

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The Lifted Brow was a biannual magazine based in Melbourne.

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First known date: 2007
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