Literary Journals
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Most recent Australian literary journals have originated from universities, and specifically English or Communications departments. They include:
- Meanjin
- Overland
- Island
- HEAT
- Southerly
- Westerly
- Verandah
- Rubric
Other journals include:
- Quadrant
- Sleepers Almanac
- Going Down Swinging
- Voiceworks
- Australian Book Review
- Page Seventeen
- Wet Ink
- Red Leaves / 紅葉
- Kill Your Darlings
- harvest
- Etchings
A number of newspapers also carry literary review supplements:
- Australian Literary Review
Established online journals include:
- Cordite Poetry Review
- Jacket Magazine
- Textbase Journal
- Mascara Literary Review
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