Hello Autumn!
And welcome to Issue 15 of StylusLit where we interview Phil Brown, Arts Editor, InReview QLD and Jock Macleod, Calanthe Press.
We also include poems by Phil Brown, Paul Dawson, Jane Frank, Stephanie Green, Andrew Lansdown, Andrew Leggett, Harriet Manasa, Stephen Mead, Denise O’Hagan, Louise Oxley, Christopher Palmer, Lili Pâquet, Danah Slade, Carl Walsh, Giles Watson, Les Wicks, Jena Woodhouse, and Julian Zytnik.
There’s short fiction from Paul Murgatroyd, Ian Douglas Robertson and creative non-fiction from E.P. Lande, and Liz Sutherland.
Finally, read reviews of Stephanie Green’s Seams of Repair, Denise O’Hagan’s Anamnesis, and Richard James Allen’s Text Messages from from the Universe, and Esther Ottaways’ she doesn’t seem autistic
Wishing you well,
Rosanna E. Licari
Bios
Creative Non-fiction
Leaving and leaving and leaving
By Liz Sutherland
W. Somerset Maugham
By E.P. Lande
Poetry
Anima
By Andrew Leggett
Aristotle’s Lanterns
By Jena Woodhouse
Blue Trees
By Lili Pâquet
Crane
By Stephanie Green
Dismantling the Tree
By Stephen Mead
Embedded, in place
By Christopher Palmer
Emperor Gum Moth
By Giles Watson
fingers blood-red
By Carl Walsh
Frost Flower
By Danah Slade
Helter-skelter
By Harriet Manasa
Inflections
By Paul Dawson
Kyoto Crow Triptych
By Andrew Lansdown
Kyoto Maple Haiku
By Andrew Lansdown
not too close to the edge
By Carl Walsh
Rendered
By Julian Zytnik
Thistle Villanelle
By Louise Oxley
Touched by the hand of God
By Denise O'Hagan
Wabi Sabi
By Phil Brown
Wrapped
By Jane Frank
Yet
By Les Wicks
Reviews
Anamnesis
By Denise O’Hagan
Seams of Repair
By Stephanie Green
she doesn’t seem autistic
By Esther Ottaway
Text Messages from the Universe
By Richard James Allen