It was Sunday. Your hands were tangled in the cherry-printed sheets, legs splayed as you slept.

That summer smelt of sweet honey and oranges....

As I get older  I feel my own  misguided sentimentality caught in  the apricots which years ago hung from our neighbour's tree,  like art for the penniless.

Quinn Friend writes Who are you? I'm you. An introspective journey. It makes me feel crazy sometimes to think about how ordinary and yet...

Tom Borin brings us No Apologies, a story about guilt turned deadly. Guilt is like a sickness that eats us up. (Image: Wix) Mason watched...

In Squeak, Lilly Griffith explores the trauma that follows violence, from the Diversity in Australian Literature class. That creeping...

Diversity in Australian Literature student Blanche Clark explores the modern masculinity crisis through the lens of a grieving son. How...

Swinburne students enrolled in the Diversity in Australian Literature unit engaged in discussions about current socio-political issues...

Swinburne students enrolled in the Diversity in Australian Literature unit engaged in discussions about current socio-political issues...

Swinburne students enrolled in the Diversity in Australian Literature unit engaged in discussions about current socio-political issues...

Swinburne students enrolled in the Diversity in Australian Literature unit engaged in discussions about current socio-political issues...

Swinburne students enrolled in the Diversity in Australian Literature unit engaged in discussions about current socio-political issues...