Dave Carnie, 'Boob'
My psychologist told me I am the first intellectual skateboarder he has encountered. He should get out of that weird office more often, because skaters... read more...
Audio Books Online (for free)
Have you ever had one of those teachers that listens to audio books at home alone, who you thought might secretly be a serial killer (natural progression... read more...
James Doohan, 'Mystery Meats'
There are many reasons people make art – to make money, to get famous, to create something long lasting and meaningful. Mystery Meats is a collection... read more...
Condiment: Adventures in Food and Form, issue #2
The second edition of Condiment is concerned with the notion of questionable taste, encompassing not only food but also ‘food’. Through a series... read more...
doingbird #15
Browsing through a new issue of doingbird is kind of like going around to a really cool friend’s place for dinner. For an entire week leading up... read more...
Martin Bell, 'The Fourth Dimension'
Oh, to be inside Martin Bell’s brain. Actually, scratch that – I’m holding a direct portal to it right now. From the Fourth Dimension... read more...
Learn How To Have Fun
Learn How To Have Fun sounds like one big ‘duh’. Like, ‘I know how to have fun! Buy a latte, go see a band, go to the beach…’ Yawn.... read more...
Fashion Projects
Holy crap, I just realised something – fashion magazines aren’t about fashion at all. They’re about models, the fashion tit, being weird... read more...
Connor O'Brien, 'Quiet City'
Everyone likes to philosophise about the ‘battle’ between print and online media. South Aus local Connor O’Brien is having a bet each... read more...
Oh Comely Magazine
Fancy a magazine that’s curious, quirky and creative? Need a new friend to keep you company whilst you sip your peppermint tea? Tea and Etsy lovers... read more...
Vijay Khurana, 'Streaming Live'
Vijay Khurana is a nice guy. Well, I’ve never met him, but he’s always sounded like the kind of guy who you could confidently take home to... read more...
Lele Saveri, 'Trillogia Della Morte'
As cataloguers of weird obsessions and unique fascinations, zines excel at making the personal poetic. Trilogy Of Death is the result of a lifelong interest... read more...
The Lifted Brow, issue 8
Look, I’m just going to come out here and say it: I share a birthday with the late Leslie Nielsen and I think it’s goddamned hilarious to pretend... read more...
Romka Magazine
There are a lot of great things about the internet, but sometimes it just all gets a bit much. Too many people, too much access, too much choice and way... read more...
Peter Troy, 'To The Four Corners Of The World'
This book is awesome. It is a collection of the lost journals of Peter Troy – a surfing legend from Torquay who was sitting out the back at Bells... read more...
Treadlie Magazine Issue One
‘Bicycle! Bicycle! Bicycle! I want to ride my…’ Okay, enough of the Queen lyrics. But you’re going to be singing to when you get your... read more...
The Book of Lists: The Original Compendium of Curious Information
We humans are bombarded by information around the clock, and yet ingesting useless facts is the glorious equivalent of pounding empty calories. Case in... read more...
Contributor Magazine
My boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend was Swedish. She gave me the sort of nauseating insecurity that only those raven women with Kate Moss’s cheekbones... read more...
Keegan Walker, 'Hot Dudes'
‘I don’t have the internet at the moment so I haven’t seen any of it,’ says skater, photographer and raconteur Keegan Walker of the... read more...
Dujour Magazine
There is always something inviting about French lingo. You could be saying ‘this croissant tastes terrible’, or ‘your standing on my foot,’... read more...
The Beer Lovers Guide To Australia
“Synesthesia” is the experience of having one’s senses all mixed up, wherein you ‘hear’ colors and ‘taste’ smells.... read more...
Spike Jonze, 'There Are Many Of Us'
Despite being populated by humanoid robots, Spike Jonze’s short film I’m Here feels like his most autobiographical work yet. Sheldon, a shy,... read more...
Books Books Books!
Well Christmas has come and gone, and what do you have to show for it? Same as last year: A muffin top, an oversized ashtray with the price tag still on,... read more...
Jay-Z, 'Decoded'
The plausible attacks on this memoir: there’s too much facile analysis of the cultural value of hip-hop; the language is schizophrenic enough it... read more...