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“So why did everyone make it so that he’s allowed to make all the decisions?” — Lee Lai
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“So why did everyone make it so that he’s allowed to make all the decisions?” — Lee Lai
Continue readingOn the last day of Bot-tober, Adalya Nash Hussein brings us a piece to really interact with.
Continue readingBot-tober draws to a close with two new poems from Raelee Lancaster and Sean M Whelan.
Continue readingBot-tober rolls on with two new poems from Emilie Zoey Baker and Adam Ford.
Continue readingIs being born a prerequisite for being a writer? Can a robot write poetry?
Continue reading“Hobnobs are the butterfly of my soul.” — Myfanwy McDonald
Continue reading“The story of my birth is short and brutal.” — Daniel East
Continue readingThe second comic in our new Millennial Pink series by Emma Jensen takes us on an unfortunate trip to the races.
Continue reading“Like rocking a breakup haircut before the breakup.”
Continue readingAn excerpt from Emma O’Neill-Sandham’s short story, featured in Going Down Swinging #38.
Continue readingGoing Down Swinging has partnered with Melbourne artist Emma Jensen to bring you Millennial Pink.
Continue reading“We stand for the national anthem of a country the world likes to pretend doesn’t exist.”
Continue reading“I have to tell you – whether or not the world ends tonight in an apocalypse of every colour – my heart’s already gone. “
Continue reading“At night the world belongs to other animals.”
Continue reading“Life on still land is but a memory, this moving nap machine is my world.”
Continue readingWords by Daniel East with animations by Matt Bissett-Johnson.
Continue readingYour daily commute will never be the same. By Ben Hutchings.
Continue readingTime passes differently inside a psychiatric hospital. A series of observations from K. J.
Continue readingA new style of management is about to hit Comtec. By Ben Hutchings.
Continue readingNew poetry from PRISM International’s John Wall Barger.
Continue readingHe’s waiting for me. He’s just sitting there, in his car in the parking lot outside the store, biding his time.
Continue readingOnce a month we’re swapping work with Canadian literary magazine PRISM to share our writers with a wider audience.
Continue readingOnce a month we’re swapping posts with Canadian literary magazine PRISM to share our writers with a wider audience.
Continue readingDo know what red wine doesn’t do? Judge you for drinking red wine.
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