Bev Braune

Lit-Mag #46 – Madrigalesque Introduction Poets were asked to think form, counter-form, refrain, cacophony, celebration, protest in an invitation to submit a series of poems of many voices set in their own or a borrowed matrix based strictly or vaguely on the Madrigal, that short lyrical poem that Italian composer Francesco Landini was so gifted… Bev Braune weiterlesen

Helen Lambert

Lit-Mag #40 – Expatriations:  The expat edition Literatures of Multiplicity This issue of GANGAN Lit-Mag is devoted to the question of ‘expatriations’ – for whatever we might think about expats or the process of expatriation, it is a term that defies being reduced to the singular. Indeed, as the contributors to this edition show, expatriation… Helen Lambert weiterlesen

Hop, Shane, and Gerald

Introduction to Lit-Mag #26 Hop The first reading at Pepperinas café in Newcastle that I went to was for the National Young Writer’s Festival of 2001. It was a great year. The AFL and NRL grand finals were on the same weekend, and the Newcastle Knights won the flag that year. There were scenes of… Hop, Shane, and Gerald weiterlesen