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Music of the city

November 6, 2019 Antithesis Journal
Photo by Spencer Imbrock on Unsplash

Photo by Spencer Imbrock on Unsplash

Sam McDonald writes an ode to the city in this literary, music-inspired piece.

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In Fiction, Storytelling Tags Melbourne emerging wrtiers, Melbourne creatives, music of the city

Memories of Milky Ways

April 24, 2019 Antithesis Journal
Felix’s Shoe Repairs. Photo by Caitlin Cassidy

Felix’s Shoe Repairs. Photo by Caitlin Cassidy

In this creative non-fiction piece, Caitlin Cassidy meets an old friend.

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In Creative non-fiction, Storytelling Tags Creative non-fiction, MIlky Way, Storytelling, Melbourne writers

Rone's Empire — The Beauty of Decay

April 8, 2019 Antithesis Journal
Words and photographs by Sam McDonald.

Words and photographs by Sam McDonald.

Sam McDonald visits Rone’s Empire installation and muses on the artist’s intention to explore and represent beauty and decay.

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In Creative non-fiction, Storytelling Tags Rone, Empire, Melbourne art, Burnham Beeches, Installation, Art, Culture
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