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Overland Journal – radical Australian literature and culture since 1954 overland.org.au
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If you haven't read
@jeffsparrow1.bsky.social
's article for
@overlandjournal.bsky.social
yesterday on the politics of what's happened in the aftermath of the Bondi massacre, let me recommend you do so now.
overland.org.au/2025/12/on-t...
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On the need for a renewed democratic universalism - Overland literary journal
If we’re to emerge from this awful spiral, in which one form of identitarian chauvinism spurs the next, we’ll only do so on the basis of a very different politics: one that takes for granted the abili...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/on-the-need-for-a-renewed-democratic-universalism/
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“I kept telling myself, “There’s no such thing as Climate Police”. They simply do not exist.” Our final online magazine post for the year is a new cli-fi story by Madison Hovey — generously supported by
@copower.bsky.social
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Tiny house prisons for felons and other Neanderthals - Overland literary journal
I never thought they would actually take us away. Rip us from our beds in the dark of the night. Jolted out of sleep like a fish pulled out of water. It sounded like one of those pranks your boarding ...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/tiny-house-prisons-for-felons-and-other-neanderthals/
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“If we’re to emerge from this awful spiral,” writes
@jeffsparrow1.bsky.social
, “we’ll only do so on the basis of a very different politics: one that takes for granted the ability of ordinary people — of any race, gender or creed — to unite against racism and violence.”
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On the need for a renewed democratic universalism - Overland literary journal
If we’re to emerge from this awful spiral, in which one form of identitarian chauvinism spurs the next, we’ll only do so on the basis of a very different politics: one that takes for granted the abili...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/on-the-need-for-a-renewed-democratic-universalism/
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“The Free Palestine protests have been a vital site amidst a deteriorating political climate where solidarity and compassion are forged.” Tasnim Mahmoud Sammak on the role of the solidarity movement in the fight against antisemitism.
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Blaming Palestine solidarity for the Bondi massacre helps, not curbs, antisemitism - Overland literary journal
Despite this dominant narrative, within the movement there is a clear assuredness that tackling antisemitism is a shared responsibility that is interconnected with the political project of anticolonia...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/blaming-palestine-solidarity-for-the-bondi-massacre-helps-not-curbs-antisemitism/
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“But it’s also that this land, this beautiful Aboriginal land, was not made to hold such grief. It can, and it does, but it shouldn’t have this burden thrust upon itself.”
@jordanas.bsky.social
on the logic of violence that permeates Australia.
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Yes, this is what Australia is - Overland literary journal
Imagine though the possibility of a response which was not horrid. Which did not demand more violence be piled up. Which led us to other ways of being together, other horizons of possible futures. Ima...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/yes-this-is-what-australia-is/
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“Perhaps it is unsurprising, then, that anti-Arab sentiment and xenophobia are not confined to the past, or to Cronulla.” Megan McElhone addresses revisionist histories of the Cronulla Riots, twenty years on.
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Contending with Cronulla Riots revisionism, twenty years on - Overland literary journal
Rather than writing revisionist histories of the Cronulla Riots, we need to contend with the racism and xenophobia the riots were founded upon. The mob ultimately achieved its aim, with Middle Eastern...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/contending-with-cronulla-riots-revisionism-twenty-years-on/
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“One reader asked me, “Did you ever work out who the informants were?”” After reading through more personal files and the scholarship of the past seven years, Tom Orsag follows up on his 2018 OVERLAND piece on the workings of ASIO.
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Always Searching Idiotically for Order - Overland literary journal
An article about my ASIO file from the years 1982 to 1991 that I published in Overland in 2018 raised more general questions about ASIO’s surveillance efforts against the far-left. One reader asked me...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/always-searching-idiotically-for-order/
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Both the Judith Wright Poetry Prize and the Neilma Sidney Short Story Prize submissions have been extended until midnight this Friday! Links below:
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Scarlet Alliance, Australian Sex Workers Association
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In an article for Overland, Scarlet Alliance CEO Mish Pony explores a censorship legacy that was the forerunner to Australia’s online safety codes. Read the article via
overland.org.au/2025/12/howa...
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“If Australian policy-makers genuinely want to safeguard young people, the evidence points elsewhere: comprehensive, non-stigmatising sexuality education that acknowledges pleasure, consent and diversity.” The Scarlet Alliance’s Mish Pony on Phase 2 of Australia’s online safety codes.
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Howard and Harradine’s vision for the Internet is finally realised - Overland literary journal
What binds these actors is not simply distaste for pornography, but a conviction that sexuality and identity require moral regulation. Through advisory roles and institutional influence, they're shapi...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/howard-and-harradines-vision-for-the-internet-is-finally-realised/
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“I was analysing systems of state power at the exact moment one of those systems was destroying my family.” Two years after his mother was killed by an airstrike in Khan Younis, Hazem Almassry writes about how universities exploit Palestinian expertise.
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The profit of distance: how universities exploit Palestinian expertise - Overland literary journal
My mother was killed on 5 December 2023 in Khan Younis. An airstrike hit our home around 3 pm. The building collapsed. I learned she was dead while I was in Taiwan, working on research about how polit...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/the-profit-of-distance-how-universities-exploit-palestinian-expertise/
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“Planning is political, especially in a country where it has been used to facilitate settler frames of land commodification and exclusion.” An in-depth history by Rachel Gallagher of urban planning as a colonial tool.
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Settling the city: urban planning as a vector of settler colonialism - Overland literary journal
The key tools of urban planning, like master planning, zoning and state acquisition of land, are derivatives of the state’s perceived need for centralised control. Urban planning assumes there is a bl...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/settling-the-city-urban-planning-as-a-vector-of-settler-colonialism/
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Ben Eltham
about 1 month ago
A typically incisive piece by Jonno Revanche in Overland on bad essays, Substack writing, and the general state that we’re in
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With respect to the poor essay - Overland literary journal
Style is now a feature that we surrender to a digital pattern recognition machine, which attempts to replicate our own but often falls short, feeling convincing enough but too superficial in its notic...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/with-respect-to-the-poor-essay/
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“Perhaps the poor essay still reveals, through its derivative gestures, the outline of the writer it tried to replace.” Jonno Revanche on the present of a form, and what might still amount to real writing.
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With respect to the poor essay - Overland literary journal
Once, many years ago, I was on a panel discussing something for a new redundant culture publication with a few different writers of my cohort concerning the topic of “Fake News” — a panel which I glad...
https://overland.org.au/2025/12/with-respect-to-the-poor-essay/
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“Time is non-existent. Intangible and unknowable. We’ve been driving for days… maybe months, impossible to tell.” Our latest
#fridayfiction
is THE ROAD TRIP, a new story by Jaslyn Angus.
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The road trip - Overland literary journal
The dust picks up in a cloud, coats the backseat window in dirty ochre and veils the road behind. We pick up speed. Particles fall like rain around us and I think I can make out the hazy image of a fa...
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/the-road-trip/
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“We stand at a precipice where hunger and spectacle are colliding in full view — where the performance of plenty becomes more valued than the provision of sustenance.” Angelique Minas on the Versailles-era turn in grocery.
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Let them eat content: when ordinary staples become signifiers of wealth - Overland literary journal
We stand at a precipice where hunger and spectacle are colliding in full view — where the performance of plenty becomes more valued than the provision of sustenance, where food functions more as an im...
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/let-them-eat-content-when-ordinary-staples-become-signifiers-of-wealth/
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“That old one — the working class as one dumb mass — is nothing but another bourgeois cliché. We are not simpletons, we’re just exploited.” From a polemic by Sergio Chesán on literature and class, translated for us by Roy Duffield.
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Literature, no place for the poor - Overland literary journal
That old one — the working class as one dumb mass — is nothing but another bourgeois cliché. We are not simpletons, we’re just exploited.
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/literature-no-place-for-the-poor/
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By making the monster human and the humans monstrous, del Toro draws us back to the radical empathy of Shelley’s novel, but also into familiar ableist horror tropes.” Kosa Monteith on maternity, monstrosity and disability in the new FRANKENSTEIN.
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Frankenstein was a “bad” mother: maternity, monstrosity and disability - Overland literary journal
By making the monster human and the humans monstrous, del Toro draws us back to the radical empathy of Shelley’s novel, but into familiar ableist horror tropes. Empathetic, but not empowering. He’s a ...
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/frankenstein-was-a-bad-mother-maternity-monstrosity-and-disability/
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“She learned to use ink to slowly cover her reflection in the water, hiding it from every eye, until her skin grew a waterproof shell.” From HER NAME IS A RIVER, our latest
#Fridaypoem
by Tangqing Zhang.
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Her name is a river - Overland literary journal
They measured her body / with iron chains, / and gave her a new name— / as if planting a eucalyptus / into a church vase, / uprooting the old one completely.
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/her-name-is-a-river/
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“During the late months of 2024, it was becoming readily clear to some of us that Gaza existed on two incommensurable planes: one which was transmitted in Arabic and the other in English.” An introduction to OF WEAPONS AND WORDS, and to the vital task of translating militant writings on Palestine.
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To fight against the annihilation of thought: an introduction to Of Weapons and Words - Overland literary journal
Across Palestine and beyond, militant intellectuals continue to study the ongoing catastrophe despite Israel’s best efforts. This study and critical analysis has nothing to do with scholasticism. It r...
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/to-fight-against-the-annihilation-of-though-an-introduction-to-of-weapons-and-words/
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“Wianamattas’ emus are a testament to the importance of caring for even the ordinary parts of our living world—the parts that we take for granted.” As part of our series supported by
@copower.bsky.social
, Andy Mason goes searching for Sydney’s last “wild” emus
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Over the back fence: in search of Sydney’s last “wild” emus - Overland literary journal
Everybody knows there used to be emus all over Western Sydney. It’s called Emu Plains, for flip’s sake.
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/over-the-back-fence-in-search-of-sydneys-last-wild-emus/
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In the final hours of our Subscriberthon, our brilliant co-editors Evelyn and Jonathan have an important message for you. Head to
overland.org.au/shop
or
overland.org.au/donate
today.
2 months ago
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For the last day of our Subscriberthon we have set aside something *very* special: a gallery of stunning portraits of Palestinian activists by Tia Kasambalis, with an introduction by Tasnim Mahmoud Sammak. Here’s PORTRAITS OF RESISTANCE.
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Portraits of resistance - Overland literary journal
Tia’s Portraits of Resistance are a radical break from this assault against being a Palestinian settler in Australia. In these drawings we meet Palestinians, young and old, who found themselves holdin...
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/portraits-of-resistance/
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LAST CHANCE! We're wrapping things up over here, which means today is your last chance to win BIG. Today's prize pack is looking pretty gorgeous, and don't forget you're still in the running to win either of our major prizes, too! Head to
overland.org.au/shop
now to enter!
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We have put a lot of effort recently in making available the entire archive of OVERLAND’s 70+ year history. In that spirit, on the penultimate day of Subscriberthon we bring you this previously unpublished interview with historian Humphrey McQueen on state violence and the arming of the police.
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Back when they armed the police: an interview with Humphrey McQueen - Overland literary journal
In this interview with Rock Chugg, commissioned some twenty years by then-editor Nathan Hollier for a monographic issue that didn't eventuate, Australian historian Humphrey McQueen discusses the armin...
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/back-when-they-armed-the-police-an-interview-with-humphrey-mcqueen/
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Good morning! It's the second-last day of our Subscriberthon, and the prizes don't stop coming. Head to
overland.org.au/shop
today to support us and go into the draw to win!
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“We live in an oligarchy, but with this humidity it feels like a dictatorship.” On Day #5 of Overland’s subscriberthon, we bring you “Force posture agreement”, a new poem by Miroslav Sandev.
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Force posture agreement - Overland literary journal
The men of Darwin have all taken their rottweilers / out for a walk at the same time. / For our protection. Like Pine Gap: / all those big white eyes that scan / the darkening horizon. / The eyes stay...
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/force-posture-agreement/
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On the third last day of our Subscriberthon, the prizes just keep coming - head to
overland.org.au/shop
today to support us and go into the running to win some amazing prize bundles!
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On day #4 of Overland's Subscriberthon, we bring you two reviews of books about Palestine: by Yahia Lababidi on ONE DAY, EVERYONE WILL HAVE ALWAYS BEEN AGAINST THIS and Norman Saadi Nikro on DAYBREAK IN GAZA.
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Two reviews: One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This and Daybreak in Gaza - Overland literary journal
Yahia Lababidi and Norman Saadi Nikro review thew new book by Omar El Akkad and collection edited by Mahmoud Muna and Matthew Teller.
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/two-reviews-one-day-everyone-will-have-always-been-against-this-and-daybreak-in-gaza/
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Subscriberthon Day Four is upon us... today we have a prize pack that's ridiculously good - books, download codes, doubles passes, trinkets, treats, and tea! Head to
overland.org.au/shop
now to go in the running to win!
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Dean Spade
2 months ago
Thank you to
@zahrastardust.bsky.social
for this beautiful review of Love in a F*cked-Up World in
@overlandjournal.bsky.social
. "Soft and fierce, utopian and practical, inscribed with beauty and strength, Love in a F*cked Up World is both an intervention and a guidebook."
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“Revolutionary promiscuity”: loving one another in a f*cked up world - Overland literary journal
Soft and fierce, utopian and practical, inscribed with beauty and strength, Love in a F*cked Up World is both an intervention and a guidebook, offering real pathways towards collective, abundant and m...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/revolutionary-promiscuity-loving-one-another-in-a-fcked-up-world/
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Jennifer Mills
2 months ago
Renewed my subscription to
@overlandjournal.bsky.social
for another year. Always essential reading. Please subscribe/donate if you can -
overland.org.au
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Mel Campbell
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I love the perspective shot Sam uses in the final frame of this comic
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"We work at the most automated port on planet Earth. Our job description is literally "assisting automation"." On day #3 of Overland's Subscriberthon, we bring you — who else? — the great Sam Wallman.
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When you're a nail, everything looks like a hammer: working at the most automated port on planet Earth - Overland literary journal
We work at the most automated port on planet Earth. Our job description is literally "assisting automation".
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/when-youre-a-nail-everything-looks-like-a-hammer-working-at-the-most-automated-port-on-planet-earth/
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Eloise Ross
2 months ago
It's
#Noirvember
and also the
@overlandjournal.bsky.social
Subscriberthon! Here's a piece on the joys of themed viewing I wrote for Overland a few years ago, plus a reminder to: watch noir and support great independent publications.
overland.org.au/2022/11/noir...
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Noirvember at the movies: on the pleasures of personal curation - Overland literary journal
Watching noir all month, in its many transcontinental variants from the past eighty-odd years, really is a fantastic thing to do. I’m finding connections between films that aren’t obvious, or that mig...
https://overland.org.au/2022/11/noirvember-at-the-movies-on-the-pleasures-of-personal-curation/
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The third day of our Subscriberthon is here! Today we have gifts from Kill Your Darlings, Voiceworks, UQP, and a very generous Readings voucher - plus, every day you go into the running to win a major prize! Head to
overland.org.au/shop
to subscribe or donate today!
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“I say let flesh caress metal. Make it syrupy. They can’t stand up for themselves, I have to lend a hand. Yes, that’s correct, I like that about the job.” On Day #2 of our Subscriberthon, a brilliant new story by Claire Stendell.
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The dumb bike: tenderness as the ramification of arcane physical labour - Overland literary journal
I wouldn’t say it’s an important job. I wouldn’t even say it’s a job that makes much sense at first. I’d describe it more as having the virtue of simplicity, of being relatively easy to do as long as ...
https://overland.org.au/2025/11/the-dumb-bike-tenderness-as-the-ramification-of-arcane-physical-labour/
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Day two of our Subscriberthon is here to ring in November! Thank you so much to everyone who has subscribed or donated so far - your support means the world to us. Head to
overland.org.au/shop/
or
overland.org.au/donate/
to go in to the running to win our Day Two prize pack!
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Jeff Sparrow
2 months ago
I’ve got a piece up at @OverlandJournal about Gaza and colonial Australia as part of Subscriberthon. Take out a sub and show your support!
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Strategies of colonial denial: the case of Palestine and Australia - Overland literary journal
Australians shouldn't be surprised at the social and psychological mechanisms that have enabled the Gaza genocide, since similar techniques facilitated the violent dispossession of Indigenous people i...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/strategies-of-colonial-denial-the-case-of-palestine-and-australia/
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We're back for another annual Subscriberthon! Head to
overland.org.au
to check out the full list of prizes, and subscribe, renew or donate today to be in the running to win!
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“All of this is to say that, in TIANANMEN SQUARE, the past becomes a character in its own right.” Tony McKenna reviews Lai Wen’s new novel.
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The horror of what is to come: Lai Wen’s Tiananmen Square - Overland literary journal
Is there an irreconcilable dissonance between the national and the global in Tiananmen Square? It is difficult to say, and each reader will have to come to their own conclusion. In any case, this is ...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/the-horror-of-what-is-to-come-lai-wens-tiananmen-square/
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“At a time when on-screen violence is commonplace and eyes begin to turn shamefully away, only a select few mediums continue to resist desensitisation. Poet Omar Sakr and artist Safdar Ahmed employ two of them.” Nalini Jacob-Roussety reviews THE NIGHTMARE SEQUENCE — supported by
@copyright.com.au
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The art of resistance: The Nightmare Sequence by Omar Sakr and Safdar Ahmed - Overland literary journal
At a time of growing apathy, when on-screen violence has become commonplace and eyes begin to turn shamefully away, only a select few mediums continue to resist desensitisation. Poet Omar Sakr and ill...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/the-art-of-resistance-the-nightmare-sequence-by-omar-sakr-and-safdar-ahmed/
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“Tamsen Hopkinson’s THE WISHING WELL picks apart the mistranslations in Te Tiriti/the Treaty of Waitangi, to make audible the dangerous mistranslations of our present.” A long, fascinating conversation between Briony Galligan and Rosie Isaac on art, language, history and place.
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A coin is a mistranslation: Tamsen Hopkinson’s The Wishing Well - Overland literary journal
The Wishing Well picks apart the mistranslations in Te Tiriti/the Treaty of Waitangi, to make audible the dangerous mistranslations of our present. It remakes language, history and material phenomena ...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/a-coin-is-a-mistranslation-tamsen-hopkinsons-the-wishing-well/
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“Nearly four out of five of Australia’s critical mineral projects sit on Indigenous lands”. For
@copower.bsky.social
, Noa Wynn examines the Yindjibarndi claim for damages to land and how green colonialism is repeating old injustices.
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Colonialism's new Gold Rush: how 80 per cent of Australia's critical mineral mines exploit Aboriginal land without true consent - Overland literary journal
This fight over the Pilbara mine is not an isolated spat — it hints at a much larger problem. A new study finds that nearly four out of five of Australia’s critical mineral projects sit on Indigenous ...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/colonialisms-new-gold-rush-how-80-per-cent-of-australias-critical-mineral-mines-exploit-indigenous-land-without-true-consent/
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“But we would do well to remember what broke the power of the original feudalists: peasant uprisings yoked to the workers’ movement.” Ben Brooker reviews Cory Doctorow’s ENSHITTIFICATION.
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What to do when your internet is beginning to smell: Cory Doctorow's Enshittification - Overland literary journal
We would do well to remember what broke the power of the original feudalists: peasant uprisings yoked to the workers’ movement. Together we can disenshittify the internet, which means, as Doctorow ass...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/what-to-do-when-your-internet-is-beginning-to-smell-cory-doctorows-enshittification/
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Rae White
3 months ago
I loved writing this poem about soft trans-queer resistance, the beauty of T4T love, and the everlasting nature of spirals and gender fuckery. I’m thrilled it’s found a home in Overland 🥰🏳️⚧️💖
@overlandjournal.bsky.social
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Spirals exist in nature and have always been here - Overland literary journal
On any given day they could be trying to legislate / that you’re not a woman. / On any given day we could be spooning in bed / archival as ammonite / the cats mirrored as new fern’s Fibonacci beside u...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/spirals-exist-in-nature-and-have-always-been-here/
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“On any given day we could be spooning in bed archival as ammonite” Our latest
#fridaypoem
is SPIRALS EXIST IN NATURE AND HAVE ALWAYS BEEN HERE by Rae White.
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Spirals exist in nature and have always been here - Overland literary journal
On any given day they could be trying to legislate / that you’re not a woman. / On any given day we could be spooning in bed / archival as ammonite / the cats mirrored as new fern’s Fibonacci beside us.
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/spirals-exist-in-nature-and-have-always-been-here/
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“As Gaza became the fulcrum on which an entire world order is poised, our task became more foundational. To speak the truth. To centre the voices and experience of Palestinians.” Marilyn Garson on the challenge of creating new institutions for Jewish anti-Zionism
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Building a vision for Jewish anti-Zionism - Overland literary journal
Resistance is relational. It flourishes in the spaces between us, where we make and recognise commitments. It is no small thing to institutionalise a principled, global practice of Jewishness. It ensu...
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/building-a-vision-for-jewish-anti-zionism/
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“The goal of funwashing is to humanise its subjects — but what happens when you attempt to funwash things that weren’t human to begin with?”
@martynpedler.com
on showing the softer side of killer robots.
overland.org.au/2025/10/kill...
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Killer robots can dance, too - Overland literary journal
Promoting Phantom as having multiple functions foregrounds the notion that it’s a tool that can be used for good or bad — for fun-having or death-dealing.
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/killer-robots-can-dance-too/
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“There is nothing further to report at this time. And I remain forever, haunted by maps.” Our brand new
#FridayFiction
is LANDSCAPE FREAKOUT #3: OUR EARTH IS NOT WHAT WE THINK by Karen A Johnson.
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Landscape freakout #3: Our earth is not what we think - Overland literary journal
Many would consider the map an artwork but as an intuiter, I resisted that temptation; I needed to see it as the tip of an iceberg. I needed to dive and resurface, dive deeper and so on.
https://overland.org.au/2025/10/landscape-freakout-3-our-earth-is-not-what-we-think/
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