Can you believe we’ve made it to Issue Three? Me either. Buy now!

Issue Three is our best yet, featuring a range of fresh Australian voices, a bunch of international writers including two from the Philippines and an extra-special “long short” story by Suzanne Moore, called The Station.

• Editorial, by Daniel Young
• Inferior Bedrooms, Part Three of a regular column, by Meg Henry
• Jim Morrison—Père Lachaise, by Catherine Cole
• My Brain Is Alive, by A. J. Huffman
• The Gnat and the Fly, by A. J. Huffman
• The Utilitarian, by Tara Cartland
• A Tale With a Twist, by Ron Barton
• Seals, San Francisco, by Cheryl Pearson
• Exposed, by Ira McGuire
• Searching for Mary, by Tiggy Johnson
• The Station, by Suzanne Moore
• A Glance, A Sigh, by Nathanael O’Reilly
• Lost, by Nathanael O’Reilly
• Enjoy the Silence, by Matt Smith
• Thread, by Billy T. Antonio
• The Teacher from Calvary, by Gexter Ocampo Lacambra
• Living Room Scene, by Gerard Elson
• Tangents, by David Adès
• Cinders to Cinders, by Fanni Sütő
• Valley, by Pam Riley
• A Day of Simplicity, by Kristen Rohde
• 555, by Jodi Cleghorn
• Blink, by Joanna Wolthuizen
• Balloon: festschrift, by Alinta Krauth
• My Papous and his G43, by Konstantina Sozou-Kyrkou
• A Bird’s Guide to Flight—Abstract, by Chloë Callistemon
• Has Elton John Ever Performed at Macquarie Shopping Centre? Or, a Tiny Dancer Beneath the Ice Rink, by Dave Drayton
• The Only Boss I Listen to Is Bruce Springsteen, by Jessica McLean