Julia Clark is a PhD student, poet, and reviewer based in Sydney, living on Ku-ring-gai and Darug land and working on Gadigal land. She is currently writing her doctoral thesis about the aestheticisation of bodies under consumer culture in contemporary feminist poetry at the University of Sydney. Her criticism has appeared in Cordite, Rabbit, Plumwood Mountain, and Audrey Journal. She is most known as the founder and primary reviewer at the Sydney performance review site Night Writes. If she’s not reading or writing, she’s at the theatre.
Gone with the Wind is an iconic American story with the novel by Margaret Mitchell earning a Pulitzer Prize in 1937 and selling more than 30 million copies worldwide. The movie adaptation in 1939 was also a great success, winning …
The concept of a nude calendar isn’t new but replacing the typical bikini model or buff fireman with your average middle-aged Women’s Institute (WI) member is entirely novel. Based on a true story, the calendar girls of the Knapeley branch …
Death puts everything into perspective. When tomorrow isn’t promised, suddenly you’re looking over all your yesterdays wondering where they all went and how come you didn’t do all those things you planned? Mary won’t let her friends live with …