This issue is dedicated to the estimated 2,300 Australians who have died of suicide this year so far. I also had the pleasure of being notified that I upset some pearl clutchers at my local mental health clinic and as a result, I can now inform you that this Zine is banned at Barwon Health! You knee you’ve made it when you’ve ruffled the feathers of some middle class conservative beaurocrats. FIGHT THIS BOLLOCKS! - Prodigy
By Martin Smith ‘I took the Doc’s advice and decided that my first small step towards protagonism was to get myself a first name. I bought a book called Name Your Child and thumbed my way through the As. I thought about Ace, but it seemed a bit too
By Mel King Previous Episodes Charlie Maxwell, Narrator: When we last checked in on out motley band of plague survivors, you might recall that it was raining heavily. On Makers Mooring, an island just off far North Queensland, the rain appeared to herald the beginning of a tropical storm, and
by Andy Mclean Previous episodes ‘Side bet.’ The Pig mumbles to his equally porcine companion. ‘He goes down in the first thirty seconds.’ He gestures toward the darkness within box number four. ‘I don’t know …’ the other frowns and wiggles his fatty head. ‘Look at that black one. It’
by Pam Swanborough Soundtrack: Tower of Song; written Leonard Cohen, performed by Martha Wainwright This winter has all been about story telling. Not story reading or even story writing, but actual, in-the-flesh telling. Reciting out loud, as has been we humans’ ancient way. I saw The Odyssey movie