The Archive

The Archive is an opportunity for writers, thinkers and activists to delve into the history of Overland, drawing attention to important pieces found in the archives of the publication.

Collections

Collections are an opportunity for writers, thinkers and activists to delve into the history of Overland, drawing attention to important pieces found in the archives of the publication.

Collection

Grief and Bereavement

Overland Editors

The experience of grief is inevitable in the wake of loss. However, not only in the aftermath of the death of loved one, but also the loss of someone despised or one with little time spent. These selected pieces demonstrate a vast variety of perspectives, each a unique expression of the human heart, body, and […]

Collection

Loneliness and Solitude

Overland Editors

Loneliness: the state of being without company, of being destitute of sympathetic companionship, remote from people or places of human activity. Solitude: the state of being or living alone. The articles, stories, and poems in this collection – spanning more than fifty years of Overland’s output – explore various shades and facets of loneliness. In Everything […]

Responses

Responses are an opportunity for writers, thinkers and activists to delve into the history of Overland, drawing attention to important pieces found in the archives of the publication.

Published in Overland Issue ·

Bodies. Lives. Intertwined.

Jordy Silverstein

Two of my grandparents went to Expo 88 and brought me back a badge that I kept for a long time after. Expo 88 was one among many ‘world’s fairs’ staged around the world since the 1790s, designed to showcase art, technology, industry, and the nation and empire, and to be spaces of leisure, bringing […]

This piece is a response to:

Miriam

Lily Brett

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