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Women in Sport: ‘Surfing Is My Feminist Origin Story (in That I Left for the...
This is the fifth and final piece in a week-long series about women’s experiences in sporting culture.We crowded around the TV in a sweaty demountable and watched footage of the high-school surfing...
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Women in sport wrap-up
Image provided by Holly Isemonger. Daily News (Perth), 14 Apr 1950.This week we published an online series of commentary pieces that explored women’s experience in and of sporting culture. A huge thank...
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Arts Coverage in Australia: How Fucked Really Are We?
Image by Laurie Rojas, after ‘The Critic Sees’ by Jasper Johns. Used with permission.After several recent blows to the journalism industry in Australia, we at TLB are feeling especially despondent...
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Revealed: TLB34 Cover and Contents!
Sharp-eyed Facebook friends of the Brow’s will have already seen a sneaky peek of TLB34’s cover, but it’s now official – here are the cover and contents of issue thirty-four of our quarterly attack...
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Excerpt: ‘Claudia and Beth, Outside Target’, by Colin Winnette
Image by Mike Mozart. Reproduced under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.Beth was cross-legged on one of the big red balls. Claudia was fishing Hawaiian BBQ out of a styrofoam...
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‘Trash-Man ♥︎s Maree’, by WP Newnham
Photo by Nic Tinker. Image reproduced under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs2.0 Generic License.Entries for our third annual Prize for Experimental Non-Fiction close in just a...
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Come Celebrate the Launch of TLB34!
Issue 34 of The Lifted Brow is here and we want to celebrate! Join us for a short but oh-so-sweet get-together in the garden of The Alderman.When: Saturday, 10th June. Time: 6:30-8:30pm Where: The...
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‘Now What? A Review of “They Cannot Take the Sky”’, by Shirley Le
They Cannot Take the Sky is a collection of first-hand accounts of mandatory detention. I read the stories on the way to work, sitting on the Bankstown Line train among other city-bound commuters. One...
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