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253 Summer 2023/4

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Tim Loveday

Tim Loveday is an award-winning writer. In 2022, he won the Dorothy Porter Poetry Award, and received a Writing Space Fellowship and Australia Council for the Arts grant. Tim is the verse editor for XR’s Creative Hub and the director of Curate||Poetry. He is represented by Jacinta di Mase Management.

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Published in Overland Issue 249 Summer 2022 · Fiction

Aftermath

Tim Loveday

Ray puts his mouth up to the gap between the window and the car door-frame. Still, everything smells of burning. Smoky air grazes his throat, punches his lungs. His head spins and he slumps back into the driver’s seat. No matter what he does, he can’t stop his hands from shaking. I could go out, he thinks, find her.