Published 20 November 201721 November 2017 · Events / Subscriberthon 2017 / Announcement Subscriberthon Day Four: Not a note wrong Editorial team In Overland you find ideas unpopular with the political classes, and stances not taken in other publications. Since 1954, we have been a place where the political and literary left meet because politics does not end where a book begins. In a suffocative political climate, where far-right positions are the staple of the political discourse, independent space for progressive opinion – for alternative perspectives and possibilities – is more important than ever. If you support what we do and the literary spaces we make, subscribe. The bonus of (re)subscribing over the next week, during our annual Subscriberthon, is that you’ll see sharp, your letterbox will sing and you may even win some prizes perfectly orchestrated for Overland readers. 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