Waking up down

Still, time does this funny thing of moving on.

ISSUE 09, ArtLong Huỳnh and Sandra KallarakkalSeptember 20, 2023identity, art, coming of age, life, mundanity

Let's pretend

On that Friday afternoon, we revisited those shy little girls that met for the first time, tangled hair from climbing trees and crayon smeared hands that reached out to hold, toothless grins whispering ‘Let’s pretend...’

ISSUE 09, ArtJustine HuSeptember 20, 2023art, girl, girlhood, photography, australia, nature, identity

Definition of Man

I am terror, peril, and spectre, all at once.

ISSUE 09, LiteratureJoan de la KagsawaSeptember 17, 2023man, identity, queer, literature, art, opinion, coming of age

The dark economy of McBucks

In conclusion, fuck McDonald’s. Never work there. Never encourage your kids to work there either. If I’m ever desperate for cash, would I go back? I wouldn’t bet on it.

Culture, ISSUE 09Edward GaySeptember 13, 2023sydney, mcdonalds, maccas, mcbucks, corporate greed, corporate, labour

Sandstone Futurism

Sandstone Futurism is neither a proposal, nor a hypothetical solution, but rather, an inevitable utilisation of our environment.

Culture, ISSUE 09Felix AshfordSeptember 13, 2023architecture, sydney, sandstone, futurism, visionary

tape-eater

what it is to become a dream.

Literature, ISSUE 09Leon KaragicSeptember 11, 2023creative writing, poetry, clare, philosophy, dreams, prose, leon, karagic, leon karagic

Twinning

Talk to any twin long enough and you find shared experiences emerge — the same plot points and canon events that carry across people and shape who they are.

Film, ISSUE 09Harry GaySeptember 11, 2023twinning, siblings, film, family, comedy

The First Supper

The mountains will bare themselves and our hands will receive.

Literature, ISSUE 09Clare GimSeptember 11, 2023creative writing, korean, poetry, food, family, clare gim, clare, gim