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HEAT Series 3 Number 13

96 pages
21 x 14.8 cm
Published March 2024
ISBN 9781922725127
ISSN 1326-1460

Editor

Alexandra Christie

Designer

Jenny Grigg

HEAT Series 3 Number 13

HEAT 13, our first issue for 2024, brings together writers who make the sensory world their subject. Tom Carment observes the quotidian pleasures of camping and painting in an essay about Corny Point in South Australia. In fiction, James Salvius Cheng’s story ‘The Cook’ details the ritualistic nature of cooking and eating with visceral precision. The narrator in Anna Poletti’s ‘The New Violence’ explores the revelatory world of kink and the language of domination in a story drawn from her forthcoming novel. Poet Michael Farrell reflects on a love-hate relationship with birds in his story, ‘Thinking About Ornithophobia’. And the Danish poet Marianne Larsen, translated by Sophia Hersi Smith and Jennnifer Russell, shares a minimalist sequence marked by dreamlike juxtapositions. Plus: the late Beverley Farmer’s newly discovered haikus of autumn.

Contents

Beverley Farmer  For the Days of Autumn  poetry
Anna Poletti  
The New Violence  prose
Marianne Larsen (trans. Sophia Hersi Smith Four Poems poetry
James Salvius Cheng  The Cook  prose
Michael Farrell  ‘Thinking About  Ornithophobia’  poetry
Tom Carment  Corny Point  prose

Frontispiece by Simon Denny
Cover artwork by David Aspden

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It is autumn when László sends his introductory message on the dating app. Seasonal is gripping on to their job while their life falls apart in a foreign country. They are not sure that talking to the world in this state is a good idea, but they don’t know what else to do while they are in free fall. They try to trust that this breaking apart is also a coming together.
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