Vol. 21 Futures
Miles Allinson, Swansong, 7
Emily Bitto, Bethanie Blanchard, Editorial, 8
Atsushi Wada, Yearning, 10
Paul Carter, Archipelago: The Shape of the Future, 11
Elyce Phillips, Monday, 26
Marc Martin, Untitled, 28
Julian Novitz, Between Bildungsroman and Anti-Bildungsroman: Philip Roth, William Styron and American Holocaust Memory, 29
Sarah Holland-Batt, The Quattrocento as a Waltz, 42
Wayne Macauley, Decency's Grave, 43
Oliver Driscoll, When all else points to..., 47
Miles Allinson, Future Girl, 48
Blair McDonald, Death May be Something of the Past': Baudrillard and the Question of Human Progress, 49
LK Holt, Ballad, 60
Bindi Cole, Jemima, 62
Bindi Cole, Buffy, 64
Jirra Lulla Harvey, Sistagirls: A Reflection, 65
Bindi Cole, Laura, 68
Michael Farrell, brian rebuilds his life, 70
Lynn Pannell, Denis Devlin's Eiffel Tower: Modernist Futures, Fascism, and the End of Art, 71
Mandy Ord, A little push and shove, 82
Antonia Pont, The Yell, 83
Michael Farrell, reading shakespeare in shops, 86
Sanjay Fernandes, Detroit Techno: (A)history of Counter-Futures, 87
Chloe Wilson, Ivory, 100
Shaun Tan, The Gift, 102
David Sornig, People Get Ready: The Fiction Writer as the Maker of Maps into Uncanny Futures at a Time of Environmental Uncertainty, 103
Atsushi Wada, Analogy , 120
Elyce Phillips, Statue, 121
Michael Farrell, cloud 9, 125
Marc de Jong, Holdup 2, 126
Bonny Cassidy, Iron blow, 128
Camilla Møhring Reestorff, Rebranding Denmark: Pre-mediating Denmark's Future, 129
Miles Allinson, Rain, 142
Lou Smith, Cloudburst, 143
Jonathan McBurnie, Breakup Drawing No.87, 146
Bruno Jasieński, I Burn Paris, 147
Jonathan McBurnie, It's not an issue, 151
Jonathan McBurnie, Then he steals a car, then he goes to juvie – fucked for life, 154
Jonathan McBurnie, The southern half of the sky is burning as we climb through the sky, 158
Jonathan McBurnie, Skeletons (wedding fantasy), 161
Wayne Macauley, Four Anecdotes, 164
Emmett Stinson, Wayne Macauley The Space Between Things, 166
Zoe Dzunko, Twenty five, 170
Lou Smith, New Year's Eve 2009, 172
Laura Jean McKay, King, 173
Susan Pyke, Heathcliff's Howl: Post-Human 'Love' and the Eco-Divine, 177
Andrew Long, North Adelaide, 186
Alexis M Slade, Correspondence, 187
Ahmisa Timoteo Bodhrán, The Lover, 189