Little magazines

'To hell with literature / let's start a magazine', wrote E. E. Cummings, and the rest of his amusing poem is not without relevance to…

Harrison-Ford recounts the history of the little magazine, New Poetry, that published contemporary Australian poetry through the 1960s and early 70s. The journal published…

As editor of little magazine Aspect, Krausmann describes the purpose and editorial policies of the publication, which covered both Australian and international art and…

In discussing concrete poetry, and my own work in this area, I do not wish to suggest that I am primarily a concrete poet—I am…

Discusses a collection of little magazines published in the interwar period that 'show a sudden--if delayed--moment of accession to contemporary debates about modernity and the…

Editors Richard Tipping and Rob Tillett describe the history, purpose and editorial approach of their poetry journal MOK: a magazine of contemporary dissolution and intemperance…

Before me I have two questionnaires (one directed at me as writer, one as editor and, presumably, publisher) and a letter asking me to contribute…

Editor Jurgis Janavicius describes the aims and editorial policies of the little magazine Poetry and Prose Broadsheet

Harrison-Ford reviews the state of new fiction writing and publishing in Australia.

Dugan provides a bibliography of Australian literary little magazines published between 1968-1977.

Kris Hemensley describes his career, approach to poetry, and relationship to broader international and national poetic movements. The piece also provides insight into the 'new'…

Wilding discusses his work as a writer, editor, critic and publisher.

Small presses, little magazines. 'Why small?' Walter Stone would always ask, 'why little Why begin from a posture of defeat. Why believe the people who…

This article outlines Clem Christesen’s contributions as a writer and as the editor of Meanjin Magazine.

Rae Desmond Jones describes the aims and editorial policies of the poetry little magazine, Your Friendly Fascist (1970-1984).

Diogenes was the annual magazine of the Literary Society of the University ofTasmania. It ran from 1955 to 1965. There were ten issues in all…

Billeter describes his work as a writer, translator, editor and publisher, as well as the aims and editorial policy of the little magazine, Etympsheres…

Explores the poetic politics behind the Ern Malley affair and its rivalling groups (Sydney vs Melbourne/Adelaide) and investigates “the fabric of differences and unacknowledged similarities…

Editor Martin Duwell describes the aims and editorial policy of the little magazine, Makar (1968-1980).