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HEAT 5. Eggplant Dreaming

239 pages
Paperback, 22.3 x 17 cm
Published 2003
ISBN 095783117X
ISSN 1326-1460

Editor

Ivor Indyk

Designer

Harry Williamson

HEAT 5. Eggplant Dreaming

Contents

Essays

Allen S. Weiss – Carême’s Folly
Gerald Murnane – The Angel’s Son
Marina Warner – Ectoplasm
Eliot Weinberger – Changs and Wrens
Roberto Bolaño – Dance Card
Roslyn Jolly – Henry James & Robert Louis Stevenson
Edwina Preston – Creative Diplomacy
Anthony Macris – On Samuel Beckett
Jeffrey Poacher – On Robert Gray
Gig Ryan – The New Mannerism
Melanie Eastburn – On Guan Wei

Fiction and Drama

Mireille Juchau – White Gifts
David Brooks – The Wall

Poetry

Joanne Burns, Laurie Duggan, Samuel Wagan Watson, Dîpti Saravanamuttu, Fay Zwicky, Diane Fahey, Judith Beveridge, Jennifer Maiden, Julia Casterton, Paola Bilbrough, Greg McLaren, Robert Gray, Michael Farrell

Art

Guan Wei – Method for Eggplant Cultivation

From the issue

The Creek

HEAT 5. Eggplant Dreaming
2003
A slow effervescence of wind-lifted rain / on knuckle and cheekbone / sweet / occasional prickling / that is met as I walk above the creek, having come down a lane / and out to the back / of the long yards at the edge of town / fragile assault / in the steamy afternoon.
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On Guan Wei

HEAT 5. Eggplant Dreaming
2003
Eggplants first appeared in Guan Wei’s work more than a decade ago. They appeal to him for their colour, shape and sheen and because they have an element of danger. According to Guan Wei, eggplants are considered slightly poisonous in China, a liability eliminated by cooking them with garlic. 
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