Interview with Billy Griffiths Billy Griffiths is a Sydney-based writer and historian who published his first book The China Breakthrough: Whitlam in the... By Madeleine Watts
Interview with John Kinsella John Kinsella is the author of over thirty books, and recently won the Prime Minister's Literary Award for Poetry... By Madeleine Watts
Interview with Melissa Lucashenko Melissa Lucashenko is an award-winning writer of novels including Steam Pigs, Mullumbimby and Hard Yards, and an essayist whose... By Madeleine Watts
Interview with Desmond Manderson Desmond Manderson is a Future Fellow at the Australia National University College of Law/Humanities Research Centre. The author of... By Madeleine Watts
Interview with Anna Rose Anna Rose is an author, activist and environmentalist. She is the author of the book Madlands: A Journey to... By Madeleine Watts
Harvey poplars Where all of what was there Is redacted to pasture and ditches, Orchards and dairies. Cows Omnipresent but without... By John Kinsella
Carnaby’s cockatoos at New Norcia The Moore or Maura River flows steadily and filmically over the ford; in twisted roots of melaleuca working green... By John Kinsella
The ramp Lambs to the slaughter, we played under the ramp. Gangplank, dead-end, chasm. Beneath: inside the belly of an inland... By John Kinsella
Flying in. Flying out. TOM PULLS OFF his respirator.'Know what it really stands for?'He is washing down his boots. They are fucked already,... By Andrew Belk
My paintings I DIDN'T WANT to know why you left me. Reasons are ephemeral, and it's the consequences that I've been... By Ali Alizadeh
Disaster in Coal Town 1923 'AN HOUR EARLIER and it might have been four hundred men.''Does that make it any less filthy or cruel?'The... By Wayne McLennan
Sinking below sight Winner, 2013 Walkley Award for Print/Text Feature Writing Long (Over 4,000 words) Winner, 2014 George Munster Award for Independent Journalism The... By Melissa Lucashenko