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HEAT 6. Happy Days

255 pages
Paperback, 22.3 x 17 cm
Published 2003
ISBN 957831196
ISSN 1326-1460

Editor

Ivor Indyk

Designer

Harry Williamson

HEAT 6. Happy Days

Contents

Essays

Joseph Pugliese – Each Death is the First Death
Robert Gray – The Waters Under the Earth
Kim Cheng Boey – Losing Alexandria
Dmetri Kakmi – The Seed of Faith
David Bennett – Marketing the Unconscious
Gabrielle Carey – An Interview with Jonathan Franzen
Lyn McCredden – “The Tragedy of Desire”: On Dorothy Hewett
James Bradley – Work in Progress: The Resurrrectionist
Chris Andrews – In Memoriam Roberto Bolaño

Fiction and Drama

Tim Winton – Small Mercies
Delia Falconer – Hadrian in Hell
Noëlle Janaczewska – Skin Flick from the Black Lagoon
Evelyn Juers – The Adventure
Toby Litt – Foxes

Art

Hossein Valamanesh – Swiss Landscapes’

Poetry

Emily Ballou
David Malouf
Geoff Page
James Lucas
Adam Aitken
Jane Gibian
Lidija Cvetkovic-Medosh
Alex Skovron
Pi.O.
Elizabeth Campbell
Jill Jones
Paul Mitchell
Peter Minter
John Mateer
Hugh Tolhurst
Peter Skrzynecki
Luke Davies
Vivian Smith

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Stories and Sketches

HEAT 6. Happy Days
2003
The lady standing next to us said we had ‘missed the excitement’. A young man had jumped down the Blowhole itself, just after it had blown up its spume, and emerged seemingly unscathed in the ocean below. And now he was encouraging his girlfriend to jump down to him from the cliff.
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The Waters Under the Earth

HEAT 6. Happy Days
2003
My father belonged among the generations of Australians whose ideal of behaviour was their image of an English gentleman. The gentleman was proverbial in this country until the nineteen-fifties, invoked in homes, in schools, in the streets. (As a boy, I heard a prostitute in Sydney shout after someone, ‘You ain’t no gentleman!’) Those who experienced this ideal through their imaginative reading, as my father did, were surely the most susceptible to it.
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