by Southerly | 17 May, 2017 | News
Southerly calls for papers for their new issue, 77.2 The Long Apprenticeship.For this issue, Southerly seeks writing from students from secondary and tertiary students, as well as established writers. The techno-driven, identity- and flag-obsessed, post-modern,...
by Southerly | 10 May, 2017 | News
Moreno Giovannoni emigrated from Italy at the age of two. He grew up in north-east Victoria but left his heart in San Ginese where he was born. A translator and writer who has been published in The Age, Island and Southerly, he was the 2015 inaugural winner of the...
by Southerly | 1 May, 2017 | News
Do you love your local literature? Of course you do. Two subscriptions for only $99.50. Seven journals of the newest, edgiest, sweetest literature in the country. All you have to do is click here and type in ISLANDDEAL to make the saving. Make love. Sign...
by Southerly | 4 Apr, 2017 | News
Thanks to A.J. Carruthers for an enlightening month of blogs. This month our blogger is Natalie Harkin. Natalie Harkin is a Narungga woman from the Chester family in South Australia. She is an academic and activist-poet with an interest in the state’s colonial...
by Southerly | 6 Mar, 2017 | News
Many thanks to Allison Whittaker for an excellent series of blogs. This month our blogger is A.J. Carruthers. A.J. Carruthers is a critic and experimental poet, author of Stave Sightings: Notational Experiments in North American Long Poems, 1961-2011 (New...
by Southerly | 3 Mar, 2017 | News
Southerly congratulates Ali Cobby Eckermann for winning the Windham-Campbell Prize for Poetry. Ali is one of Southerly‘s advisory board members, as well as editor of our best-selling issue, 71.2 A Handful of Sand. She has also blogged for us. Well done Ali!...
