This is a lit mag review by Bridget Lutherborrow

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The Canary Press, issue 3 Edited by Robert Skinner and Andy Josselyn

46 pages.

$12

Picture via Canary Press

Once Upon A Time in Oz
Griffith Review issue 42

$27.95

This post is a review of The Lifted Brow issue 20, by Veronica Sullivan.

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The Lifted Brow Issue 20

Edited by Sam Cooney

76 pages

$9

This is a review by Rafael S.W.

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Good writing can help you escape. Whether it’s because of this “strange thing: to hate your home”,or because you simply long to explore different worlds, creative works give you a chance to leave for somewhere else. The escape attempts of the characters throughout The Suburban Review vol. 1 occur with varying degrees of success.

This is a lit journal review from Veronica Sullivan.

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Tincture Journal, Issue 3

Edited by Daniel Young
86 pages
$8

Mary, No. 3

Edited by Christopher Fieldus
38 pages
$5

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A couple of months before he resigned from his post as editor of Granta Magazine, John Freeman explained to a gang of readers and writers at Sydney’s Gleebooks that the themes for Granta’s issues, at least under his editorship, aren’t planned. Rather, they coalesce. When enough writing can be logically grouped together – with only four issues per year, they can sit on an accepted submission for quite some time – that becomes the theme for an issue.

Review of The Lifted Brow, Issue 18

Edited by Sam Cooney
64 pages
$9

“Let me introduce you to a concept. Two concepts, actually. Important tools for surviving the human condition. One is called irony. Say it with me. Eye-ron-eee.” – Rachel Kushner, The Flamethrowers

Published by The Canary Press

Edited by Robert Skinner and Andy Josselyn

ISSN: 2201-8670

Price: $12 AUD

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59 pages, magazine

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Literature can bring you many things. But first and foremost, it should bring pleasure.

—The Canary Press