Overland is seeking fiction from new and emerging writers for a special online edition to be curated by Khalid Warsame. Khalid is a Brisbane-based writer of essays, short stories, memoir and screenplays, who occasionally produces and directs short films.

In May of next year, Overland is publishing an issue showcasing the work of some of our closest writerly neighbours: those residing in Aotearoa / New Zealand. This special edition will be guest edited by long-time Overland contributor and columnist Giovanni Tiso, with Jolisa Gracewood editing the fiction and Robert Sullivan editing the poetry.

Without further ado, here are the winners of the major prizes of the 2014 Overland Subscriberthon.

The following subscribers have won prizes from the final day of Subscriberthon. If you subscribed then and your name is not among them, don’t despair! The major prizes have not yet been drawn.

The following subscribers from Day 6 have won prizes. If you subscribed then and your name is not among them, don’t despair! The major prizes have not yet been drawn.

Subscriberthon must end today but there is still a chance to win big prizes. In fact, we've saved some of the best stuff until last.

The following subscribers from Day 5 have won prizes. If you subscribed then and your name is not among them, don't despair! The major prizes have not yet been drawn.

It's nearly the end of Subscriberthon and it's nearly the end of the year. So today's prizes are all about giving you a shot of adrenalin to make it to the finish line. Lots of books on exciting topics and lots (lots!) of coffee!

Did you win a prize on Friday or on the weekend? Check this list and find out!

And ... we're back with Subscriberthon Day Five. Anyone who subscribes, renews or donates to Overland goes into the draw for the following daily prizes – and is also eligible for the major prizes (see below). This year, you can also sign up for an auto-renewing subscription, which means you'll always be eligible to win at Subscriberthon. Overland depends on the support of its readers. If you enjoy the magazine, the site, the competition and the events, take out a subscription today. 

Welcome to the weekend of Subscriberthon 2014. Anyone who subscribes, renews or donates to Overland goes into the draw for the following daily prizes – and is also eligible for the major prizes (see below). This year, you can also sign up for an auto-renewing subscription, which means you'll always be eligible to win at Subscriberthon. This weekend, the prizes are all about culture– a mixture of the highfalutin' and the lowbrow, with prizes to suit all tastes. Overland depends on the support of its readers. If you enjoy the magazine, the site, the competition and the events, take out a subscription today. 

The daily prize winners for the second day of subscriberthon have been drawn. If your name is not there, you could still win one of the major prizes, which will be drawn when subscriberthon concludes.

An opportunity exists for an emerging editor to work on an online edition of fiction for Overland.

Welcome to Day Three of Subscriberthon 2014. Today's the day of looking good, with an array of prizes that will improve your looks and the looks of your bookshelf. With contributions from Monster Threads, Miss Gertrude, Porter's Paints, Egg Records and the cream of Australia's publishers, there's something here to turn any duckling into a swan.

Overland is seeking a part-time editorial intern for a three-month period, starting in February 2015. This is a paid position.

The day prizes from Day One of Subscriberthon have been drawn.