Imagery of spring has long revolved around birth and procreation. But in a changing climate, the eroticism of spring takes on a new sense of urgency and heightened awareness – of being present in a space, a body and a moment.

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16.09.19 — Essays — Léa Antigny

The Ongoing Eroticism of Spring

12.09.19 — Interviews — Oliver Reeson

Daniel Mallory Ortberg on Trans Masculinity, Privilege, Channing Tatum and More

11.09.19 — Books & Publishing — Yumna Kassab

Shelf Reflection: Yumna Kassab shares her reading habits

09.09.19 — Interviews — Alan Vaarwerk

Joey Bui on Lucky Ticket, Migration Narratives and Telling Others’ Stories

Pre-order now – New Australian Fiction 2019

Our first print collection of short fiction is released in October! New Australian Fiction showcases 18 exciting new stories from established and emerging writers from all corners of the country.