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Discover the compelling world of 'Verge 2023,' a remarkable anthology that showcases the finest in contemporary Australian literature. This collection features thirty-one stories and poems from both emerging and established writers, capturing the essence of defiance in everyday life and transformative moments. Each piece delves into various themes, such as the complex impact of climate change and the intersection of identity, providing a diverse range of perspectives that resonate with readers.
Published by Monash University Publishing, 'Verge 2023' brings together the unique voices of talented contributors including Carmel Bird, Sofia Chapman, and Warwick Sprawson, whose works embody creativity and originality. The anthology challenges conventions in form and subject matter, making it a standout representation of Australian writing today.
Whether you are a poetry lover or a fan of short stories, this anthology promises to provoke thought and inspire action through its rich narratives. Join us on this literary journey and explore the moral dilemmas, ambitions, and desires portrayed in each work. Perfect for readers looking for new Australian writing that pushes boundaries and engages with critical issues.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Available in brand new condition with ISBN 9781922633750.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781922633750
Year: 2023
Publisher: Monash University Publishing
Description:
New Australian writing from emerging and established writers
The thirty-one stories and poems in this collection explore our defiant acts, from the small, everyday moments of revolt to life-changing actions in possible futures and imagined pasts. From the unbridled ambition of a scientist to the assassination of a king, and traversing themes including the anthropogenic impact on climate change and the intersectional nature of identity, this scintillating collection takes us into the moral quandaries, ambitions and desires of those in places near and far.
Crackling with energy and originality, these pieces are united by a singular intent: to defy the expected, whether in form, subject or content. They reveal the best of Australian writing today.
Featuring contributors including Carmel Bird, Sofia Chapman, Elena Disilvestro, Warwick Sprawson, Cameron Semmens, Arwen Verdnik, Ashleigh K. Rose, Paris Rosemont and Jane Downing
Published by Monash University Publishing, 'Verge 2023' brings together the unique voices of talented contributors including Carmel Bird, Sofia Chapman, and Warwick Sprawson, whose works embody creativity and originality. The anthology challenges conventions in form and subject matter, making it a standout representation of Australian writing today.
Whether you are a poetry lover or a fan of short stories, this anthology promises to provoke thought and inspire action through its rich narratives. Join us on this literary journey and explore the moral dilemmas, ambitions, and desires portrayed in each work. Perfect for readers looking for new Australian writing that pushes boundaries and engages with critical issues.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Available in brand new condition with ISBN 9781922633750.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781922633750
Year: 2023
Publisher: Monash University Publishing
Description:
New Australian writing from emerging and established writers
The thirty-one stories and poems in this collection explore our defiant acts, from the small, everyday moments of revolt to life-changing actions in possible futures and imagined pasts. From the unbridled ambition of a scientist to the assassination of a king, and traversing themes including the anthropogenic impact on climate change and the intersectional nature of identity, this scintillating collection takes us into the moral quandaries, ambitions and desires of those in places near and far.
Crackling with energy and originality, these pieces are united by a singular intent: to defy the expected, whether in form, subject or content. They reveal the best of Australian writing today.
Featuring contributors including Carmel Bird, Sofia Chapman, Elena Disilvestro, Warwick Sprawson, Cameron Semmens, Arwen Verdnik, Ashleigh K. Rose, Paris Rosemont and Jane Downing