I recently had the opportunity to talk with writer and academic Luke Johnson about his story ‘Of rivers and blood’, which appears in the most recent issue of Overland.
Progressive culture since 1954
Author: Rachel Liebhaber
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‘Out of my hatred for Cabramatta’
Stephen Pham is a nineteen-year-old writer from Cabramatta. ‘Holiday in Little Saigon’, which appears in the current issue of Overland, is his first published story. We talked to Stephen about his inspiration, influences and thoughts on writing.
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Critiquing human rights
‘Human rights’ is the hegemonic political language of our time.
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Writing Steampunk
Diana M Pho is a scholar, activist, blogger and founding editor of the award-winning Beyond Victoriana. She recently earned a Masters in Performance Studies from New York University. Her article ‘Leftist Constructs: on steampunk and progressive politics’ is featured in the current issue of Overland. I spoke to her about the pull of the steampunk movement today, politics, blogging and more.
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The dangers of Ramsay Street
Tariro Mavondo is an actor, poet and writer. Her article, ‘The dangers of a single story’, is featured in the new Overland, as part of the CAL Connections series. We spoke to her about her essay, diversity on television, the position of the migrant artist, and performing spoken word poetry.
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Overland dispatches
Here’s my pick of interesting bits and pieces from around the interwebs, from guerilla poetry and ‘book-trafficking’ to the story of African punk, and other things you may have missed.