Heat

Since its inception in 1996, HEAT has been renowned for its dedication to literary quality. Now, in the third series, HEAT brings together a selection of the most adventurous Australian and overseas writers. Each issue is committed to publishing innovative and imaginative poetry, prose, art and hybr...

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Language:English
Published: Cleveland : Giramondo Publishing Company.
Series:HEAT.
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Online Access:Read eMagazine in Libby.
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