something more than nutrients – Going Down Swinging

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This piece belongs to THE KITCHEN. A series of works inspired by Liza’s Kitchen: Eastern European Recipes by a Melbourne Artist. If this piece sates you, devour Liza’s Kitchen here.

The Lovers — Interactive digital poetry from Rory Green
on meeting places — Interactive essay from Rory Green
Chimera — by Kim Waters
Find a Homophobe, Ask Her How It Tastes — <3 <3 <3 poem by Madison Griffiths <3 <3 <3
Harry Styles Is Interviewed On A Beach And The Horizon Aligns With His Sighs — Words by Maddie Godfrey & animation by Maeve Baker
It Goes, I Had a Dream I Was Your Hero — by Madison Griffiths
one litre of blood — Words by Terri Ann Quan Sing & animation by Maeve Baker
[in the pebbled rut] — by Christine Hamm
astral projecting — by Ava Chapman
Eggshells — by Kristen Tytler
Still Life in September, Two Years On — Spoken word by Fury, with animation by Maeve Baker.
from Nostalgia Has Ruined My Life — by Zarah Butcher-McGunnigle
Nikes — by Danny Silva Soberano
you can never be wrong — by Joshua Badge
Dirge — a poem by Eileen Chong
Eel — by Hinemoana Baker, GDS #29
the great outdoors — by Elese Dowden
worms — by Eric Jiang
Self-Reflection as My Witness — by Anthea Yang
THE KITCHEN — Going Down Swinging presents a yummy mini-edition.
i am the ellipsis waving — by Eric Jiang
Late and Soon — Poetry by Jennifer Compton
Eating Memories — Nonfiction by Moira Tirtha
Circle Jerk — by Xanthe Dobbie
Two Hands — Spoken word by Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa, with animation by Maeve Baker.
ice-skating — by Izma Haider
DYSTOPIAN NOVEL WITH ME AS THE CENTRAL CHARACTER — by Freya Daly Sadgrove & Marc Pearson
left-handed poem for cats — by Dylan Thomson-Barney