Published 19 November 202129 November 2021 · Prizes / Main Posts / Subscriberthon 2021 Subscriberthon 2021: Prizes Editorial team ———————————————————————— If you support the literary pages and spaces we make, show us by subscribing, renewing or donating during this one, very important week. Anyone who subscribes, renews or donates by Friday 26 November goes into the running for three truly astounding prize draws – the major prize draw, the daily prize draw and the regional prize draw. An annual subscription – which includes four print issues, the daily online magazine, invitations to subscriber events, discounted entry to Overland competitions, and other opportunities and giveaways – is just $60 full and $45 students/unwaged. Speaking of prizes, we are extremely thankful to our generous friends and supporters who made this year’s Subscriberthon possible! Read about them and their work here. ———————————————————————— Major prizes ☟ ▼ ❣ ▼ ☛ —————————————————— Major Prize One: Record Rewind ——— What’s in this major prize? An absolutely state-of-the-art Audiotechnica turntable from Vinyl Revival A $50 Vinyl Revival voucher A mind-blowing vinyl and beer pairing from Funky Duck Vinyl: Sounds of Summer by The Beach Boys + Gage Roads Single Fin Summer Ale 3 x $30 Bookshop by Uro vouchers A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack ✎ ✐ Major Prize Two: Next Big Adventure ——— What’s in this major prize? A vintage Yashica point-and-shoot camera from Film Never Die. 5 rolls of Ultramax 400 35mm film A two-year international subscription to adventure travel magazine Overland Journal A beautiful ‘Coral’ archival pigment print by Matt Chun A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack ———————————————————————— Daily prizes ☟ ▼ ❣ ▼ ☛ —————————————————— Friday (19 November) Fanatic ——— An enviable Subbed In hat, T-shirt, and collection of titles, including: In the drink by Emily Crocker Sexy Tales of Paleontology by Patrick Lenton apocalypse scroll like it was normal by Kenji Kinz The last (!) limited edition Overland totebag, with original intricate illustration of solidarity by cartoonist Sam Wallman A PBS Proud membership and tote bag A one-year subscription to Kill Your Darlings, including a copy of New Australian Fiction A one-year subscription to Meanjin A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack ✎ ✐ The weekend (20-21 November) Books & Chill ——— An amazing 6-month Core Roasters coffee subscription (250g bag delivered to your door once a month) A unique Kuura puer tea starter pack 2 bottles of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A fresh fruit and veg box from The Flying Zucchinis, delivered to your door! $30 voucher Brunswick Bound A copy of Aniko Press Issue 2: Revolt A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A massive hardback collection of Vagabond titles, including the following: Supervivid Depastoralism by John Kinsella Gravidity and Parity by Eleanor Jackson Bees Do Bother by Ann Vickery accelerations & inertias by Dan Disney Notes Towards the Dreambook of Endings by Peter Boyleby Cities by Petra White Theory of Colours by Bella Li A collection of Scribe titles, including the following: The Animals In That Country by Laura Jean McKay Fathoms: The World in the Whale by Rebecca Giggs In Moonland by Miles Allinson Fox and I by Catherine Raven The Woman They Could Not Silence by Kate Moore ✎ ✐ Monday (22 November) Get Writing! ——— One-on-one publisher feedback from UQP publisher Aviva Tuffield on a manuscript sample or up to 10,000 words of writing’ A How to Pitch online course with Gemma from Global Hobo The Good Copy Stop. Grammar Time enrolment (online) Admission to a Faber Academy short or mid length course of your choice A one-year subscription to Crikey The following amazing titles from Transit Lounge, Newsouth, and Vagabond: Hollow Earth by John Kinsella Almost a Mirror by Kirsten Krauth The Thinking Woman by Julienne von Loon Capacity by LK Holt Cities by Petra White Watched by Carol Chandler A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack ✎ ✐ Tuesday (23 November) A Fresh Start ——— Two fresh fruit and veg box from The Flying Zucchinis, delivered to your door! A delicious Mabu Mabu gift hamper including: Organic Bush Tomato Organic Sriracha sauce Lemon Myrtle spice Wattleseed spice Kakadu Plum Co. Dark Chocolate A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A collection of Magabala titles including the following: Homecoming by Elfie Shiosaki Guwayu-For All Times A Collection of First Nations Poems commissioned by Red Room Press, edited by Jeanine Leane God, the Devil and Me by Alf Taylor A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack ✎ ✐ Wednesday (18 November) Crafty Creations ——— A fun That Paper Joint Collage Pack A huge 1000-piece Readings puzzle and Professor Longhair tote bag A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A $30 Bookshop by Uro voucher A joint subscription to Voiceworks and Overland A one year subscription to Australian Poetry A very cool Subbed In T-shirt and collection titles including: The Hostage by Šime Knežević If You’re Sexy And You Know It Slap Your Hams by Eloise Grills Blur By The by Cham Zhi Yi Girls And Buoyant by Emily Crocker The Naming by Aisyah Shah Idil A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack ✎ ✐ Thursday (19 November): Work of Art ——— A beautiful ‘Coral’ archival pigment print by Matt Chun A copy of Anne Barnetson‘s Customer Service Wolf and a gorgeous sketch A limited edition print by cartoonist Sam Wallman A stunning hardback copy of The Goddess and the City: Kali and Kolkata by Tess Rice (Transit Lounge) A $30 Bookshop by Uro voucher A subscription to Going Down Swinging A Subbed In sticker pack and collection of titles including: When I Die Slingshot My Ashes Onto The Surface Of The Moon by Jennifer Nguyen Uncle Hercules And Other Lies edited by Patrick Lenton Haunte (The Koolie) by Jason Gray Parenthitcal Bodies by Alex Gallagher Wheeze by Marcus Whale A one-year subscription to Crikey A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack ✎ ✐ Final day (26 November) The Great Escape ——— A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A copy of Aniko Press Issue 2: Revolt A three-issue subscription to Island A one-year subscription to Crikey A one-year subscription to Jacobin A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A fantastic Affirm Press collection including: The Bee And The Orange by Melissa Ashley The Eastern Curlew by Harry Saddler After Australia edited by Michael Mohammed Ahmad The Strays by Emily Bitt The Things She Owned by Katherine Tamiko Arguile These super exciting titles from Transit Lounge: Pieta by Michael Fitzgerald Pushing Back by John Kinsella Danged Black Thing by Eugen Bacon ———————————————————————— Regional prizes ☟ ▼ ❣ ▼ ☛ —————————————————— Australian Capital Territory ——— A one-year membership to the National Gallery of Australia A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A one-year subscription to Crikey These excellent Affirm titles: Ash Mountain by Helen Fitzgerald The Lost Boys by Paul Byrnes Shirl by Wayne Mashall The Green Bell by Paula Keogh Wayfinding by M.R. O’Connor A $30 Bookshop by Uro voucher A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A collection of Giramondo titles, including: Beneath the Tree Line by Jane Gibian Nothing to See by Pip Adam Homer Street by Laurie Duggan Nostalgia Has Ruined My Life by Zarah Butcher-McGunnigle ✎ ✐ New South Wales ——— Three pottery classes at The Pottery Shed in Surry Hills A one-year membership to the NSW Writers Centre A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A one-year subscription to Crikey A subscription to ABR A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A stunning Cordite collection including: Slowlier by Ella O’Keefe Entries by Prithvi Varatharajan Wings by Catherine Vidler Look! by Alex Selenitsch Crankhandle by Alan Loney ✎ ✐ Northern Territory ——— A one-year membership to the NT Writers Centre A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A one-year subscription to Crikey A copy of Aniko Press Issue 2: Revolt A $30 Bookshop by Uro voucher A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A collection of UQP titles, including: How to make a basket by Jazz Money A Kinder Sea by Felicity Plunket Ask me About the Future by Rebecca Jessen A Thousand Crimson Blooms by Eileen Chong ✎ ✐ Queensland ——— A $50 drinks voucher and game tokens at Netherworld 2 x $50 voucher to Avid Reader (to be spent in store or online) A one-year membership to Queensland Writers Centre A beautiful ‘Coral’ archival pigment print by Matt Chun A one-year subscription to Crikey A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack The following excellent Transit Lounge titles: Night Blue by Angela O’Keeffe The One That Got Away by Ken Haley The Stoning by Peter Papathanasiou Travelling Companions by Antoni Jach Chasing the McCubbin by Sandi Scaunich ✎ ✐ South Australia ——— A double pass to paint and drink with a friend at Pinot & Picasso A one-year membership to Writers SA A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A one-year subscription to Crikey A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A $30 Bookshop by Uro voucher The following Transit Lounge titles: The Rock by Aaron Smith Tussaud: We Could Cheat Death Itself by Belinda Lyons-Lee Revenge Murder in Three Parts by S.L. Lim Navigable Ink by Jennifer Mackenzie A Voice In The Night by Sarah Hawthorn ✎ ✐ Tasmania ——— A one-year membership to TasWriters A copy of Aniko Press Issue 2: Revolt A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A one-year subscription to Crikey A $30 Bookshop by Uro voucher A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A fabulous collection of UWA poetry and P&W titles, including: Case notes by David Stavanger Boots by Nadia Rhook Hope Blossoming in Their Ink by Juan Garrido-Salgado Nothing to Declare by Mags Wesbter Dead bolt by Ella Jeffery ✎ ✐ Victoria ——— 2 x Melbourne Cinémathèque mini passes and a takeaway coffee cup Melbourne Djembe West African Dance and Drum class pass x 2 A one-year membership to Writers Victoria $30 North Melbourne Books voucher A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A fresh fruit and veg box from The Flying Zucchinis, delivered to your door! Drink vouchers for the Alderman Tickets to the NGV Melbourne Art Book Fair A massive collection of Ultimo Press titles ✎ ✐ Western Australia ——— A one-year subscription to Westerly A one-year subscription to Crikey A $30 Bookshop by Uro voucher Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot The following enviable titles from Fremantle Press: Vociferate by Emily Sun Poems That Do Not Sleep by Hassan Al Nawwab Locust summer by David Allan-Petale Eye of a rook by Josephine Taylor Skimming stones by Maria Papas A collection of Cordite titles including: Vociferate by Emily Sun Poems That Do Not Sleep by Hassan Al Nawwab Locust summer by David Allan-Petale ✎ ✐ New Zealand ——— An incredible collection of titles from Canterbury University Press, including: Ten Acceptable Acts of Arson, and other very short stories by Jack Remiel Cottrell Polynesia, 900-1600 by Madi Williams Llew Summers: Body and soul by John Newton Merchant, Miner, Mandarin by Jenny Sew Hoy Agnew and Trevor Agnew A Garage Projects Starter 12-pack A bottle of Noisy Ritual Geelong Pinot A Clothing the Gaps sticker pack A one-year subscription to Crikey A copy of Aniko Press Issue 2: Revolt ———————————————————————— Take me to the subscription options! ❥ ❥ ❥ —————————————————— Editorial team More by Editorial team › Overland is a not-for-profit magazine with a proud history of supporting writers, and publishing ideas and voices often excluded from other places. 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