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• Ashes to Absolution 

  Dwyer, Annabelle Frances Ray; Ogasawara, Kaori (Nom de plume)

  Published 2023-05-05

  Max didn’t care for miracles. As for snarky comments, like what about evolution? What about Jesus?, he didn’t care for them either. It wasn’t as if he didn’t hope for them, inevitably everybody prayed for divine salvation. ...

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• Balloons 

  Ryan, Brendan Samuel; Irish, Herschel (Nom de plume)

  Published 2023-05-05

  This was the earliest Robbie had been awake in five weeks. In the corner of the lively Surry Hills café—his sister’s choice—he sat, waiting at a two-seater. He sipped warm water, poured from a dirty bottle. He overheard ...

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• Some sort of yellow, sometimes 

  Lobb, Jessamine Anne; Bean, Evie (Nom de plume)

  Published 2023-05-05

  National Pickle Day Angelfish – I’m sitting on a bench in Camperdown Park, imagining you beside me. I pick the beetroot out of my kebab for you to eat. The juice drips on your jeans. It’s a warm evening. We’re overlooking ...

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• Skinpolitik 

  Robinson, Sophia; Grace, S G (Nom de plume)

  Published 2023-05-05

  I feel it in the rose garden, at the Holocaust memorial.

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• Reimagining the Feudal Skeleton: An Investigation into the Legacy of Arguments for Allodial Land in Colonial New South Wales 

  Waugh, Harrison Hunter Redford; Marlow, Charlie (Nom de Plume)

  Published 2023-02-02

  Historians are frequently reminded that a lawyer’s law is a rational law, and the by-product of that rationality entails rejecting concepts that are too complex, confusing and unstable to fit into the legal hegemony.1 Sir ...

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