My Mother’s Shoes
my mother was a woman of the 80s and embraced colour and pattern – a zebra print jumpsuit, a full-length denim skirt, and power shoulders on every coat. Ruth Thomas…
REVIEW: Swing Time (Zadie Smith)
The question of identity and Aimee’s fame also aligns the novel with our cultural predilections, one of which is the crazed obsession – fueled by every media outlet imaginable –…
Column Talk I
The Doric Column came to be seen as an unornamented and dependable figure of American sentimentality, like Atticus Finch or Abraham Lincoln. Harry Peter Sanderson writes.
Words with Boat Show
Local garage pop quintet Boat Show met with Pelican in the Mojos band bathroom. Tess Bury interviews.
REVIEW: Saturday Night – Tim Darcy
Pop songs obscured slightly with a curtain of psychedelic delay and phasers, folk tracks textured with bowed guitars. Tanner Perham reviews.
Corrective Retrospective: Maïmouna Guerresi
Maïmouna Guerresi is an Italian artist who is currently based out of Senegal. She works in video, sculpture, photography and installation. Of all these, photography is her most important medium.…
Pack Up the Moon, Scene 2
Scene 2: Hermann delivers a soliloquy on his calf. Words by Bryce Newton, Art by Clare Moran.
Playground
Our 2017 Writer in Residence Hannah Cockroft writes Playground.
Pedestrian Crossing
the parting is always awkward. Poetry by Sarah Yeung.