<i>Westerly</i> Issue 58.2

Westerly Issue 58.2

Carmel Macdonald-Grahame
Dennis Haskell
John Burbidge
Corey Wakeling
Diane Fahey
and more…

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The Beauty Issue

The theme of 58.2 is the result of a panel discussion at the Perth Writer’s Festival in which a group including Dennis Haskell and Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery director, Dr Sally Quin, discussed the idea of beauty. Sally Quin contributes a conversation she conducted with three contemporary artists on the topic, including Pilar Mata Dupont, whose video installation is used as a basis for the cover design.

Guest edited by former editor Professor Dennis Haskell.

Please note that physical copies of this Issue have sold out but digital copies remain available (free to download).


Contents:

Beauty

Dennis Haskell The Challenge of Beauty
Sally Quin Some Thoughts on Beauty and Bliss
Carmel Macdonald-Grahame On Behalf of Nature Poetry
Carmel Macdonald-Grahame Clutching at Petals
Carmel Macdonald-Grahame Oedo Chapel, Korea
Cathryne Sanders The Beauty of the Australian House
Laurie Steed Wallpaper
Ali Alizadeh The Beauty of the Dead Child
Simon Jackson Burning Barbie
Jake Roseman Eight Years and Four Months
Vivienne Glance On drawing a stranger, unobserved
Josephine Clarke Karri Hazel
Susan Lever Strange and Beautiful
Deborah Hunn Endless Winter
Julie Watts The Queue
Miriam Wei Wei Lo If I Want to Keep Beauty
Dennis Haskell Make It New?

Reminiscence

John Barnes A Marriage of True Minds

Poems

Jennifer Compton John Kinsella
George Gott Anna Ryan-Punch
Miro Sandev Michael Farrell
Simon Perchik Rachael Petridis
Rebecca Law Duncan Richardson
Jeff Guess Andy Kissane
Mags Webster Dick Alderson
Bev Braune Mark O’Flynn
Matthew Rodgers An Qi (trans. Ouyang Yu)
Geoff Page William Byrne
Graeme Hetherington Karen Throssell
Ted Mc Carthy Rose Lucas
Carolyn Abbs Sami Rafiq
Deborah Westbury
Stories

Lachlan Prior Let’s Dance
Fikret Pajalic Dinosaur
Gabriel Don Somewhere Else
M. T. O’Byrne The Day Before Christmas Island
Shokoofeh Azar The woman who went to stand there
Kate Elkington A Boxful of Prophets
Mark O’Flynn Turning the Other Cheek
Zdravka Evtimova Happiness is a Simple Thing
Henry Ward The Orator
Graham Kershaw Stone Cold English

Essays

Rohan Wilson Anxiety of Reference in That Deadman Dance
John Burbidge Gerald Glaskin Revisited
Nicholas Walton-Healey Where Blood Comes From
Jane Vaughan Form, Artifice and Contemporary Australian Poetics: John Tranter’s ‘The Anaglyph’

Review Essays

Robyn Mundy The Year’s Work in Fiction
John Hawke ‘Distant and kindred analogies’ in recent Australian poetry

Poems

Diane Fahey Louise Carter
Beth Spencer Paul Summers
Stu Hatton Ross Jackson
Robert James Berry Carol Millner
Corey Wakeling Ian C. Smith
Rose van Son Julie Watts
Yann Toussaint Siall Waterbright
Gao Pengcheng (trans. Ouyang Yu) Ron Pretty
Graeme Hetherington Knute Skinner
Ross Donlon Fran Graham
Jonathan Hadwen Geoff Page
Wes Lee B. R. Dionysius
Gary Allen

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