Audio Overland II: Resistance Buy this issue Maxine Clarke curates Overland’s second spoken word edition, featuring ten original recordings of audio poetry exploring the theme ‘resistance’. Issue includes our first international spoken word artist, Ngwatilo Mawiyoo. Issue Contents Poetry Flag and future Ngwatilo Mawiyoo Occupy Who magazine Holly Childs The Seduction of the cloud mistress Klare Lanson The MCG will imprison us Nathan Curnow My wedding dress Koraly Dimitriadis Drowning in three children Tiggy Johnson Guitar Belinda Lopez Our hearts Candy Royalle The Cleveland line Pascalle Burton The road there Jenny Squire Editorial Editorial Maxine Beneba Clarke Browse the issue: Poetry Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing Flag and future Ngwatilo Mawiyoo Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing Occupy Who magazine Holly Childs Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing The Seduction of the cloud mistress Klare Lanson Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing The MCG will imprison us Nathan Curnow Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing My wedding dress Koraly Dimitriadis Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing Drowning in three children Tiggy Johnson Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing Guitar Belinda Lopez Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing Our hearts Candy Royalle Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing The Cleveland line Pascalle Burton Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing The road there Jenny Squire Editorial Published in Overland Issue Audio Overland II: Resistance · Writing Editorial Maxine Beneba Clarke In the field of literature, spoken word is the ultimate equaliser. We are often forced to do away with what we think we know about writing and words, and trust our ears and our hearts. An outstanding piece of spoken word can wind you in the gut like a baseball bat, echo in your ears for months. Previous Issue 210 Autumn 2013 Next Issue 211 Winter 2013
