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Australia’s international literary magazine continues with HEAT Series 3 Number 2, featuring Helen Oyeyemi, Pip Adam, Samuel Wagan Watson, Luke Carman, Michael Farrell and Ren Arcamone. Subscribe now to receive it as your first issue, with new literary writing delivered to your letterbox, all year round.

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In Camera: Arrested Motion and Future Mourning

The Decameron, it seems to me, indicates the moment of change between antiquity and the modern sensibility.

Street photographer Andrew Stark has been documenting Sydney in gritty and grainy 35mm black and white for over twenty years.

In 2003 B. R. Dionysius received an unexpected tax debt thanks to a literary grant that didn’t factor in HECS repayments.

Having put herself out there, full tilt, Joplin deserves the seeds of excess she sows in our minds. Seeds of excess grow best in hell. Fire is sometimes necessary for germination.

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HEAT is back in purple

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In Camera: Arrested Motion and Future Mourning

Down South

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Janis Joplin and the Sisters of Excess

HEAT is back in purple

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