Cassandra Wylie writes Sixty-Four Days , a tragic romance set in the apocalypse. Can love bloom at the end of the world? (Image: Wix) Thirty-six days after the apocalypse. It was ugly. A mess of splattered flesh and bone that had peeled onto the mud. A wet stench of pus drooled out with whatever life it had been clinging to, if you could call it life. Mila stood over a creature that was not quite a zombie, not quite a human.  When she was young, her father would take her on c

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...

Hedwig and the Angry Inch has hit Melbourne running as part of the Rising festival. Running until the end of June, Sean Miley Moore and...

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