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Food is so hot right now. As well as the mainstream fodder of celebrity chefs and reality shows, the foodie vibe is strong amongst the artists and fashion-forward, translating to big sales in heirloom tomatoes, Le Creuset pans and weird cheese.
Condiment acknowledges and celebrates this, in itself a magazine by creative people about their relationship with food.
Despite its title, there's very little actual or suggested violence between the covers of Kill Your Darlings. Unless you count Gideon Haigh's point-blank assassination of Australian book reviews.
Named for William Faulkner's oft-quoted advice to writers to 'ruthlessly cut out that which doesn't serve a purpose', the brand new fully independent local journal is neatly segmented into Commentary, Fiction, Interview and Review, assisting reader and writer alike.
Issue 11 of Five Dials begins with a note on lists, and how useful they can be as effective slices of biography, hinting at what's going on in a person's life at the time of list writing.
If I showed you my current list you might dislocate your jaw from yawning so hard ("Remove apostrophe from 'you're'", "Change photo background to white") so I thought instead I'd write a list of the things that went through my head while reading Five Dials:
1) Heh.
We live in tiny apartments on tiny budgets. We can't afford giant works of art selling for giant sums of money.
What we can afford are small, beautifully crafted books and zines, cataloguing more works of art in a six-inch stretch of bookshelf than we could ever afford in wall space. Though more expensive than a Whopper value meal, as far as luxury goes, these are our "tiny" vices.
Some zines make me want to tear my glasses off and spit straight-up fury into the face of their maker. "It's HORRIBLE!" I want to cry, "Stop bruising my soul with your pseudo-anarchic, floppy, badly stapled waste!"
I don't though. Instead, like a good citizen, I squeeze that rage right down inside and simply hope that one day the next stall along will offer salvation.
Random Entries:
'Maniac Meat', Tobacco
24th Jun 10
The man wakes up. He normally wears a black suit that carries with it a faint odour of burnt match-heads, but not today. He gets up, brushes his teeth...
Zine review - Word Attack
1st Mar 10
You may think that hardcore music is only for cool-looking cocksure punk guys from broken homes, and you would probably be right. But what about the...
Boulevard Art
6th Jan 10
I'm not going to lie to you. There are 1,000,000 art shows on during the Adelaide Fringe Festival in March. But there is shit all going on in Adelaide...
Nothing Hurts, Male Bonding
12th May 10
A theory: We are about due for the next rotation in the endless recycling of music. We've seen the ‘80s hardcore of Fucked Up (albeit great), kids...
African Twilight Market
11th Mar 10
I purposely didn't eat much today because I knew that I was going to the African Twilight Market for dinner. For those who don't know, it's a small market...
The Post Office
25th Mar 10
While many international postal organisations reported substantial losses last year, Australia Post pulled in $380.9 million in profits. Some might put...
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
12th Aug 10
Filmmakers often struggle to incorporate the comic-book form into comic-book adaptations. Dick Tracy tried deep-focus lens tricks and limited colour...
Harry Brown
20th May 10
Sometimes it seems preposterous that Michael Caine should be playing doddery pensioners, first in last year's Is Anybody There? and now here. The geezer's...
MEDIA CENTRE, Sam Songailo
7th Jun 10
Sam Songailo's artist statement explains how his work is the result of ‘a series of simple systems'. I like systems. I just looked up the word...
Zine review # 1 - 'Astrobabble: the zine for astrology nerds'
28th Jan 10
Zines are awesome. They're just small photocopied lo-fi mags and often targeted at a niche group of somebodies. Robot nerds. Nerf nerds. Motorhead fans...
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