Words and clag glue: there’s value in an arts degree
Why it's not a one-way ticket to unemployment
Chats with Ex-UWA PhD Student Brooke Dunnell: Creative Writing, Awards, Manuscripts, and More
She's been writing up a storm!
‘The slowness of books’: An interview with Dr Daniel Juckes
"Books, for me, have always been a sanctuary" - Ellie Fisher interviews Dr Daniel Juckes.
Edition Two: Con/Test – Online Bonus Content
Extra! Extra! From exams to entrenched economic thought.
Review: How It Feels To Be Free
Language is the thread that can stitch the land together.
#SaveUWAP: WA Universities and Internationalism
This week, it was announced by UWA’S Deputy Vice Chancellor Tayyeb Shah that UWA Publishing (UWAP) will be closed, beginning this month. Since the announcement, Facebook groups protesting the shut-down…
Truth through Mediation: Reading Fiction with Dickinson and Hegel
The great 19th century American poet Emily Dickinson once wrote that one should “Tell the truth but tell it slant,” an initially deceiving statement that nonetheless has a crucial resonance…
The Short Story: Arriving in Perth
Getting out of that cushioned chair was like easing out of five hours of inertia; the old fellow next door had begun rising up from a dream, seven-eighths submerged, with…
The Story of a Man – No Friend but the Mountains review
Behrouz Boochani’s newly released book No Friend but the Mountains is more than a refugee’s memoirs or a political opinion piece. In fact, it’s a book that resists classification. It’s…
Meet Me at the Intersection – An Exploration of Unheard Voices
“We are the voices too often unheard, the people too often unseen. But we are here; we are speaking. And through this book, we invite you into our world.”