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Editorials //

Editorial: Week 2, Semester 2 2023

Though it is wise to keep an open-mind, there are times we should live in the warmth around us.

August 12, 2023 Andy Park
Campus, Perspective //

Finding your receptive reader: A love story born from USyd’s oldest literary journal

Poetry has this capacity to describe the contradictory impulses and parts of our identity that don’t make sense, and publications like Hermes enable students to hear that from each other, where otherwise they may not.

April 25, 2023 Ondine Karpinellison
Perspective //

The Plague That Haunts My Mother

“If I had just been a better child, less of a troublemaker in school, less of a problem child, would she be whole? … I broke my mum.”

March 21, 2023 Suhaila Mahafza
Editorials //

Editorial: Week 4, Semester 1 2023

To put it simply, family stories fascinate me. I always want to know about people and their pasts, how they spend time with their family, how their family sees them, and about what families can teach us.

March 15, 2023 Eamonn Murphy
Creative //

Of Sand and Stone and Sky

I had my first kiss beneath one of these winged stairwells. I learned how to love here. Guided by this passion and chaos, I learned to love here.

March 7, 2023 Simone Maddison
Perspective //

I love being Korean again /  다시 찾아온 사랑 / A love which returned

I was five years old, or thereabouts, when I developed this alibi — I was not different, I was Andy.

March 7, 2023 Andy Park
Culture //

Joan & Joan: Writing Vulnerability and Frailty

Vulnerability can, of course, be experienced physically as well as emotionally, or even both at the same time. But it seems that whilst physical vulnerability is accepted as inevitable, emotional vulnerability is often presented as something to be overcome.

March 7, 2023 Ana-Sofia Petrovic
Perspective //

Transitions, Transistors, Translation: How to speak to your sister

What do Renaissance-era slurs, electronic music, and sibling love have in common?

October 10, 2022 Sam Randle
Analysis //

Love and other antibodies: coupledom in Covid

Pondering the value of platonic love in the pandemic.

August 2, 2021 Zara Zadro
Creative //

Purposeless possessions and boxing up the past

On clutter and holding onto the past.

May 16, 2021 Shania O'Brien

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