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#36: DISABILITY

Cover image against a blue-purple starry background. The cover is a digital illustration in a magical realism style. The background is a dark navy sky, with pinpricks of stars scattered throughout. In the foreground stands a character wearing flowing robes in shades of golden yellow and orange. They have a slight defiant smile on their face as they stand holding an orange staff with vines wrapped around it, light swirling up from their other palm. Close behind them, a yellow dragon is looking out and smiling, its tail cascading down and wrapping around the character’s feet. Yellow light swirls around them both. There’s a feeling of power and mystery.

Dream with us of accessible futures and inclusive cultures—#36: DISABILITY invites you to revel and rebel.

#35: MUSCLE

The Suburban Review MUSCLE flexes, pumps, and presses at our hearts; it resists its own weight. Read new poetry and prose that gets the endorphins going.

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HILLS HOIST VOL. 4

The Suburban Review

Hills Hoist Vol. 4 is filled with a sense of belonging and intimacy; it measures time and the degrees of distance between people.

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#34: MEETCUTE

Claire Albrecht

Snuggle up with #34 MEETCUTE and a romcom soundtrack as we celebrate the richness of connection with all its complexities.

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#33: HYPE

Claire Albrecht

Image is a hand-drawn illustration of a person standing on a dark green background. They are wearing bright orange pants, a navy blue top with lilac crosses on it, green boots, and have a large crop of bouncy black hair that sits just above their shoulders, with a light green bow on the left side. They are wearing bright blush and blue eyeshadow. The person is blowing into a light green horn – that’s long and looped over, swirling in a surreal way. Colourful abstract shapes are pouring out of the end of the horn—in shades of pink, lilac, orange, navy, yellow, orange, and peach. The shapes float around the edges of the drawing; there is a feeling of playfulness and joy.

The Suburban Review HYPE is a flashy little fiend who worms its way from veins to ribcage, bursting at the seams with flutter and bustle.

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