- The Pause — Pat Hoffie
- The long road home — Hannah Forsyth
- Moving in quarantine — Evelyn Araluen
- The void — Wing Kuang
- This isn't theoretical — Andrew Broertjes
- A new normal in Italy? — Desmond O'Grady (1929–2021)
- We are all deaf during the pandemic — Jessica White
- One minute past midnight — Alison Whittaker
- Every paddock has its problem — Hayley Katzen
- The corralling — Jacinta Mulders
- Finding peace in a pandemic — Jacinta Koolmatrie
- Distance and disaster — Sarah Ayoub
- A compassionate country — Michael F Good
- The impossible election — Mark Pesce
- Community control — Rachel Maher
- Wish you weren't here — Clare Wright
- Hum — Alison Whittaker
- Nothing more to say — Jane Rawson
- Heartplace — Jonica Newby
- Silence — Brendan James Murray
- The final choice — Andrew Stafford
- Into the sun — Kaya Wilson
- Remembering Nurreegoo — Angelina Hurley
- Letter to Nardi — Cameron Muir
- Who are 'we'? — Ailsa Piper
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Through the window
'Through the window' began as an occasional COVID-19 chronicle series published as part of Griffith Review's Friday Great Reads newsletter and ran from March – November 2020.
In August 2021, we resumed the series – this time with a broader focus on what's happening in the world – with Clare Wright's essay 'Wish you weren't here'.
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