Debris is a story-driven, independent literary magazine.
We publish short stories, creative non-fiction, interviews, reviews, poems and more.
Issue 02 ‘Hospitality’ coming June 2022;
Guest edited by Anna Yeon, Alana Lentin, Anne-Marie Te Whiu.
This issue interrogates the theme of hospitality from all its angles: the relationship between hospitality and inhospitableness, between being a host and being welcomed or shunned, and others we are yet to discover.
Featuring;
Tony Birch
S.L. Lim
Sam Cannon and Timmah Ball
Lana Lopesi
Ita-Marie Ralago
Josie Dean
Izzy Roberts-Orr
Eda Gunaydin
Tabitha Lean
Rupert Azzopardi
Hani Abdile
Scott-Patrick Mitchell
Declan Fry and Deborah Cheetham
Raelee Lancaster
Photography by Chris Taylor
Illustrations by George Goodnow
This issue has been generously supported by City Of Melbourne’s Arts Grants, Darebin Council’s Community Grants Program & Moreland Council’s Making Space Residency.
Issue 01 ‘Grief’ released August 2021;
Elena Tjandra & Julia Flaster. Introduction: Before Grief
Mahmood Fazal. In Conversation with Barkaa
Shokoofeh Azar. The peacock, the baby, and me
Hasib Hourani. gift
Chris Taylor. I Think I’ll Name You After Me
Sofie Westcombe. Selected poems
Alice Pung. Two cultures and a baby
Mira Asriningtyas. How Do You Keep (A Tree) From Disappearing?
Lur Alghurabi. the refugee doesn’t exist
Julia Flaster. The Plastic House
Nick Kilner. Little Brother
Jon-Michael Frank. Observations
Jennifer Philip. Into the world of the dying
Tim Edensor. Haunted Quarries
Ngoc Trân. Mock Abalone
Supported by Australian Council for the Arts.