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EDITORIAL
Brigid Mullane
COMMENTARY
Connor Tomas O’Brien ‘Patching Things Up: Kevin Andrews’ Quest to Win the Marriage Wars’
Elizabeth Flux ‘The Course of True Love: Seven Weeks to a Stronger Relationship’
Ender Baskan ‘High Alert: Salmon Baguettes and a Commercial Jet at the 2014 AFL Grand Final’
Lindsay Simpson ‘Loving Sandra: My Partner in Crime’
Daniel Burdon ‘Beneath the ...more
Brigid Mullane
COMMENTARY
Connor Tomas O’Brien ‘Patching Things Up: Kevin Andrews’ Quest to Win the Marriage Wars’
Elizabeth Flux ‘The Course of True Love: Seven Weeks to a Stronger Relationship’
Ender Baskan ‘High Alert: Salmon Baguettes and a Commercial Jet at the 2014 AFL Grand Final’
Lindsay Simpson ‘Loving Sandra: My Partner in Crime’
Daniel Burdon ‘Beneath the ...more
Paperback, 191 pages
Published
January 2015
by Kill Your Darlings Pty Ltd
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A great issue, BUT: I was continually disappointed to finish too-short essays only to find the full version will be published online later this month. Print pages might be limited, but paying print subscribers deserve better than that.
Generally not a bad issue, and I did like that there was somewhat of a theme, so much of the commentary dealt with related issues.
But despite the fact that this was one of the longer issues at 191 pages (most are around 160, though the page count has been climbing recently) I did leave feeling a little short-changed by the fact that some of the essays were truncated, to be published in full on the KYD website later in the month. Royce Kurmelovs' essay ended at a fairly natural stopping point, ...more
But despite the fact that this was one of the longer issues at 191 pages (most are around 160, though the page count has been climbing recently) I did leave feeling a little short-changed by the fact that some of the essays were truncated, to be published in full on the KYD website later in the month. Royce Kurmelovs' essay ended at a fairly natural stopping point, ...more
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