The TSR #20: HANDBAG cover is displayed in the middle of a blue glitched background with purple and yellow segments. The cover is a photograph of a cityscape with people moving up and down some stairs in the foreground. It’s is tinged in dark dramatic tones with jewel highlights. On the left-hand side of the cover is white text that says ‘the suburbanreview.com, digital magazine – art/lit/comics, issue #20 out now, cover: ana prundaru, hope you’re having a good one’ with a sideways smiley face.

The Suburban Review #20—HANDBAG

$10.95

The Suburban Review #20: HANDBAG is ready to be slipped into your metaphorical carry case of choice!
 
This issue is packed to the seams. Hunt in the depths for Nathan Mifsud’s skateboard, Dženana Vucic’s EpiPens, and coins stolen from Lu Quade’s mum. Look out for Ana Prundaru’s backpack snapshots, and Martins Deep’s shadowed silhouettes. Peep inside Katie Bowie’s jumbled head, and Elena Gomez’s library of baskets. Become a street-view backpacker with Harriet McDougall, walk quiet streets with Jaimee Cachia, and quietly carry your feelings with Darren Fisher.
 
Cover art ‘Panthenon’ by Ana Prundaru.
 
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This TSR issue has been designed for comfortable screen reader use. We recommend using the in-built “Read Out Loud” function in Adobe Acrobat Reader, or using NVDA along with Google Books. Please feel free to send us your feedback if you use this feature as we would love to hear from you and are always trying to improve our journal’s accessibility.
 

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