Writing with Heart: Interviews with AI
“Can I trust you? Do you have a heart?” — Rafael S. W. wants to know.
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“Can I trust you? Do you have a heart?” — Rafael S. W. wants to know.
Continue reading“Illness can grind you down, but also reignite you.” — Amal Awad
Continue reading“I remember exactly when I met Adventure Time.” — Emma Michelle
Continue reading“Dogs aren’t picky when it comes to the simple mathematics of camaraderie.”
Continue readingBridie Mills on conventional masculinity, undergoing top surgery and his brother’s gift from the grave.
Continue readingKali Myers on the use of animals in Australian art.
Continue readingMaria Hach on intergenerational hauntings and the legacy of the Cambodian Killing Fields.
Continue readingWhen you lose control, sometimes the only solace is a simulated life. Matilda Dixon-Smith reflects on The Sims.
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Continue readingWhat does it mean to grow up poor? Lisa Dib on class cruelty, the Australian Dream and Adidas tracksuits.
Continue readingA Sydney commute uncovers some of the city’s hidden histories. By Philip Keenan.
Continue readingWhat happens to your identity once you alter the shape of your face? Creative non-fiction by Madison Griffiths.
Continue readingUntil we change the date, can Australia have a real culture? Hannah Nissen argues that we can’t.
Continue readingThis Christmas, step inside the staffroom of a leading department store. By Melanie Basta.
Continue readingTessa Toumbourou’s grandfather migrated to Melbourne in the 1950s – and built a clothing empire.
Continue readingCam Gilmour writes a cover letter to address the needs of carping employers everywhere.
Continue readingDJ and poet Sean M. Whelan looks back at the launch party that was.
Continue readingAlex Tighe attempts to prophesise the exact date when Australia will become a republic.
Continue readingMarta Skrabacz examines Roald Dahl’s ideas of beauty and morality on his 100th birthday.
Continue readingMob mentality and team culture in Pokémon Go is growing, writes Rafael S. W.
Continue readingHarry Baker looks at the film behind our fascination with the 1963 Kennedy assassination.
Continue readingKavita Bedford on Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras night in Sydney.
Continue readingSomething understandable but regrettable happens when someone close to us tries to die – we try to save them.
Continue readingJulian R. Murphy tries to ground himself in Paris through a Marina Abramović participatory artwork.
Continue readingOrienteering, bush bashing and beer: Nick Fogarty discovers the social running club.
Continue readingI have this friend. He’s a little bit chubby and he sweats a lot and the other thing about him is that he’s right into porn.
Continue readingBritish India guitarist Nic Wilson recalls his first time onstage.
Continue readingI reckon that people who write are really the crucible, or the cradle of all culture, because most things come out of writing.
Continue readingWhen we arrived at the Cavy Council of Victoria, everyone was already set up and grooming their guinea pigs.
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