The Suburban Review’s front cover is positioned in the centre of this image. It’s a pale pink rectangle. The magazine’s logo, theme and issue number are in a dark teal font. This sits in the top third of the rectangle. Below this is an illustration of a gender-nonspecific figure sitting beside a hole in the ground. They have a dark complexion with a white mullet pushed behind slightly pointed ears. They have flapping bats tattooed on their right arm. Their right hand is curled around a staff-like branch. A repurposed radio antenna sprouts out of the top of this. A small brown bird is perched on top of this antenna. The hole is encircled by brown rocks with grass poking out from cracks here and there. A green notebook, envelopes, pen and a smartphone are strewn across the ground near the figure’s bare feet. A laptop is propped up on rocks at the opposite end of the hole. An unplugged set of headphones and cord are draped across the rock next to it. A serene mallard duck sits on the rock next to the laptop, gazing across at the figure. Three twisting speech bubbles rise out of the hole, drifting towards the top of the image like clouds. This overlays a background featuring geometric cut-outs of cliff faces. These rugged cliffs are a bright saturated orange with sparse green trees dotted across them. These collaged cliff images circle around a stark white backdrop in the image.

The Suburban Review #19—ECHO

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Close your eyes and open your ears because The Suburban Review #19: ECHO is finally here! Get ready to tune in to the reverberations. Nnadi Samuel wraps his tongue around words and sounds while Vince Ruston goes fishing. Safdar Ahmed paints Luke Patterson’s love songs. Carly Candiloro shouts into the void and Chris Marks indulges in hobbies. Jill Jones navigates space, time, and identity while Hannah Jenkins instructs in the art of long-distance communication. Alicia Gadd-Carolan looks for reflections of memories and Icky Brothers sits beside the abyss.
 
Cover art ‘The Void, July 2020’ by Icky Brothers.
 
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