Her new ID card and lanyard. Her new business card—just one, to display on her desk. The rest were digital blocks loaded in her new smart watch, waiting to be doled out at networking events. There was also her industry-regulation brunette bangs—they’d matched her shade perfectly—and a gift of some funky abstract earrings made by Local Artist.
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Comic by Fiona Tsang for Suburban Review #37: BOTTOM. They are dressed in masculine 1930s-style attire: a collared shirt and pinstriped waistcoat. The rabbit mask is now on their face.
Cover art of The Suburban Review #37: BOTTOM by Tallulah Cunningham. A hand-drawn tapir sits in the centre of the image, coloured in grey and white.
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Macquarie could learn a thing or two / about stranger-fearing, this theft of breath / at times we most ache to be loud, / this blood-thick ghost we choke on / until the knocking subsides.
It’s not a men’s club, / women’s club, sports club, / masonic club, exclusive club, / nightclub, swingers club / or workers club / it’s just a member’s club / because without them / it would only ever be / an architectural delight /
