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Q&A with Niamh Schofield

June 6, 2021 Maya Pilbrow

NIAMH SCHOFIELD is 22-year-old goatherd from Tasmania in a round-about way. She recently started working at an office, has stress warts, and lives in a weatherboard house with her family and six geese, next to […]

A photo of contributor Josie/Jocelyn Deane against a light turquoise and yellow wave-pattern background. Josie/Jocelyn is smiling, and wearing a brown beanie with rainbow cat ears and a tiny pink sparkly cowboy hat, a blue scarf and a sleeveless black top with a heart cutout. To the left are three images of the magazine’s cover in a column. Text above the photo reads “THE SUBURBAN REVIEW magazine, issue: #21, theme: SALT”. To the right of the photo is the contributor’s name. Along the bottom of the image the magazine’s website “thesuburbanreview.com” is repeated three times.

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Q&A with Josie/Jocelyn Deane

May 30, 2021 Claire Albrecht

JOSIE/JOCELYN DEANE is a writer/student at the university of Melbourne. Their work has appeared in Cordite, Southerly, Australian Poetry and Overland, among others. They were shortlisted for the 2015 Marsden and Hachette prize for poetry. […]

A photo of contributor Munira Tabassum Ahmed against a light turquoise and yellow wave-pattern background. To the left are three images of the magazine’s cover in a column. Text above the photo reads “THE SUBURBAN REVIEW magazine, issue: #21, theme: SALT”. To the right of the photo is the contributor’s name. Along the bottom of the image the magazine’s website “thesuburbanreview.com” is repeated three times.

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Q&A with Munira Tabassum Ahmed

May 25, 2021 Panda Wong

MUNIRA TABASSUM AHMED is a 15-year-old writer and performer. Her work is featured in The Lifted Brow, Australian Poetry Journal, Cordite, Emerging Writers Festival, Runway Journal and elsewhere. As a performer, she has been recognised […]

Maya, Kingston Council Mayor Steve Staikos, and one of the writing prize winners Erica Louise stand together smiling in front of a patterned, painted wall. Maya is wearing a multi-toned brown jacket over a patterned blouse, as well as brown pants, and has her long, dark, wavy hair swept forward over her right shoulder. Steve Staikos has glasses and a short, well-kempt beard, and is wearing a navy suit over a white shirt unbuttoned at the neck. Erica Louise has mousey brown and blonde hair falling over her shoulders, and wears black pants and a black shirt with beige crane silhouettes on it. Erica is holding a certificate, and Maya is holding some speech notes.

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Artz Blitz 2021

May 14, 2021 Maya Pilbrow

The Suburban Review had the good fortune to be able to collaborate with Kingston Arts on Artz Blitz 2021, a community art competition for all ages. It’s a fantastic event, with some of the most […]

A photo of Chris is superimposed on a white background. On the left is a strip of brown and orange rugged textures and a thumbnail of The Suburban Review #19 cover. The photograph is a selfie with Chris looking up at the camera. Chris is wearing a grey cap and t-shirt with a denim shirt over it. A sideswept fringe swoops across Chris’s oversized black-rimmed glasses.

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Q&A with Chris Marks

May 7, 2021 David Mahler

CHRIS MARKS is a Filipino freelance animator who ate four slices of expired ham yesterday and discourages people from doing the same. The toastie wasn’t even worth it. Our Art + Comics Editor, David Mahler, […]