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HEAT

First published in 1996, HEAT is an Australian literary magazine with a decades-long commitment to challenge convention and spark international exchange.

  1. Series 3: 2022–

    • July 2026

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 25, discover new writing from Grace Yee, Zheng Zhi (translated by Jeremy Tiang), Lulu Houdini, Tony Tulathimutte (interviewed by Sean O’Beirne), Liam Ferney, Eda Gunaydin, π.O. and Yumna Kassab.

    • May 2026

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 24, discover new writing from Holly Isemonger, John Morrissey, Alejandro Albarrán Polanco (translated by Rachel Galvin), Anna MacDonald, Nell Pierce, Hollen Singleton and Patrick Hunn.

    • March 2026

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 23, discover new writing from Chris Fleming, Amaryllis Gacioppo, Anita Harag (translated by Walter Burgess and Marietta Morry), Coco X. Huang, Dorothy Johnston, Arvind Krishna Mehrotra, Amelia Winter, Fiona Wright and Zhao Xingyu.

    • November 2025

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 22, discover new writing by Oliver Driscoll, George Mouratidis, Eila Vinwynn, Ceridwen Dovey, Elvira Navarro (translated by Christina MacSweeney), Adam Aitken and Lucy Van.

    • September 2025

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 21, discover new writing by Peter Stamm (translated by Michael Hofmann), Alex Wong, Ivor Indyk, Elizabeth Harrower, Amy Crutchfield, Hon Lai Chu (translated by Jacqueline Leung) and Catherine Kaixin Yu.

    • July 2025

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 20, discover new writing by David Sornig, Eliot Weinberger, Max Easton, Mariana Enríquez (trans. Alice Whitmore), Daryl Lim Wei Jie and Dani Netherclift.

    • May 2025

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 18, discover new writing by Miro Bilbrough, Chris Andrews, Vanessa Berry, Michael Farrell, Miriam Webster, and Reyumeh Ejue.

    • March 2025

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 18, discover new writing by Lena Andersson (trans. Sarah Death), π.O., Fiona Kelly McGregor, Leah Muddle, Debbie Lim and Hannah Fink.

    • November 2024

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 17, discover new writing by Indigo Bailey, Alice Allan, Louise Carter, Noëlle Janaczewska, Vidyan Ravinthiran, Ursula Robinson-Shaw, and Eirill Alvilde Falck.

    • September 2024

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 16, discover new writing by Alexis Wright, Wen-Juenn Lee, Edina Szvoren (trans. Erika Mihálycsa with Peter Sherwood), Chris Ames and Tom Cho.

    • July 2024

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 15, discover writing by Glenn Bech (trans. Hazel Evans), Chris Fleming, Harriet Armstrong, Isabella Trimboli, Hasib Hourani and Michal Tallo.

    • May 2024

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 14, discover writing by Simryn Gill, Ana Martins Marques (trans. Alison Entrekin), Lauren Aimee Curtis, Juan Carlos Mestre (trans. Peter Boyle), Dominic Smith and Norman Erikson Pasaribu.

    • March 2024

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 13, discover writing by Beverley Farmer, Anna Poletti, Marianne Larsen (trans. Sophia Hersi Smith), James Salvius Cheng, Michael Farrell and Tom Carment.

    • December 2023

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 12, discover new writing by Paddy O’Reilly, Jordi Infeld, Bella Li, Esther Cross (trans. Alice Whitmore), Nam Le, Maryam Nazarian (trans. Arash Khoshsafa) and Stephanie Radok.

    • October 2023

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 11, discover writing by Evelyn Juers, Suneeta Peres da Costa, Sara Mesa (trans. Katie Whittemore), and Mona Kareem (trans. Sara Elkamel).

    • August 2023

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 10, discover writing by Isabella Trimboli, Ellena Savage, Kat Capel, Harald Voetmann (trans. Johanne Sorgenfri Ottosen) and Lin Bai (trans. Nicky Harman).

    • June 2023

      In HEAT Series 3 Number 9, discover poetry and prose by Alena Lodkina, Marianne Boruch, Bonny Cassidy, Ender Başkan and Antigone Kefala.

    • April 2023

      HEAT Series 3 Number 8 features new poetry, art and prose by Xi Xi, Judith Beveridge, Patrick Pound, Cameron Hurst, Katerina Gibson and Paul Muldoon.

    • February 2023

      HEAT Series 3 Number 7 features poetry and prose by Eda Gunaydin, Gareth Morgan, Zhu Yue, Aleksandra Lun, PiO, Noémi Lefebvre and Andriy Lyubka.

    • December 2022

      HEAT Series 3 Number 6 includes poetry and prose by Fiona Wright, Hanne Ørstavik, Zang Di, Oscar Schwartz, Kenny Pittock and Amitava Kumar.

    • October 2022

      The fifth issue of HEAT Series 3 includes poetry and prose by Jenny Erpenbeck (trans. Kurt Beals), Oliver Driscoll, Mary Jean Chan, Katharina Volckmer, Kate Middleton, Stephanie Radok and Noëlle Janaczewska.

    • August 2022

      The fourth issue of HEAT Series 3, featuring new work by Clare Murphy, Yanni Florence, Ella Jeffery, David Hayden, Ella Skilbeck-Porter, Luke Beesley and Amy Leach.

    • June 2022

      The third issue in HEAT Series 3, featuring new writing by Madeleine Watts, Kenneth Chong, Jarad Bruinstroop, Aniela Rodríguez, Kate Crowcroft and Iman Mersal.

    • April 2022

      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. 

    • February 2022

      Our first issue in a decade, HEAT Series 3 Number 1, brings together new writing from distinguished literary voices, Mireille Juchau, Josephine Rowe, Sarah Holland-Batt, Brian Castro and Cristina Rivera Garza.

    • HEAT Series 3 Number 13–17 Special Offer
      November 2023

      This bundle includes all five issues of HEAT Series 3 published during 2024, featuring original and innovative prose and poetry from writers in Australia and around the world.

    • HEAT Series 3 Number 7–12 Special Offer
      November 2023

      This bundle includes all six issues of HEAT Series 3 published during 2023, featuring original and innovative prose and poetry from writers in Australia and around the world.

    • HEAT Series 3 Number 1–6 Special Offer
      November 2022

      This bundle includes all of the first six issues published in HEAT Series 3, featuring original and innovative prose and poetry from writers in Australia and around the world.

  2. Series 1: 1996–2000