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When Roxy moves to Adelaide to go to university in 1981 she becomes caught up in the intense performance art scene. Her relationships play out against a backdrop of contrasts: the brilliant light of the Bay, shadowed by menace stalking the streets, and lonely long distance roads. This new edition has the addition of the poem 'Slugs' by the author, first published in 1980 in LiNQ (Literature in North Queensland). "A sensitive and convincing acc...

Know thyself' is a Greek aphorism. But how can she? Something is missing. She can't think what it is. A mysterious amnesiac art dealer, Ruby, is jailed in Australia for the traumatic murder she cannot recall. In her high society life in London, acting the part and role-playing replaced authenticity, she kept up appearances. Then she and her husband Sir Hugo visit Australia, to collect art, and nothing goes to plan. She collides with what she h...

The July-September 2019 'Facing the Future' issue of Arts Features International considers whether or not the future will be utopian or dystopian, and surveys the global climate strikes and the environmental movement led by young people. Ruth Skilbeck. Editorial: Will the Future be Utopian-or Dystopian? Essay and photographs of the Global Climate School Strike, Newcastle, 20 September 2019...7 Michael Gormly. Critical thinking quickly sorts ou...

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ContentsRuth Skilbeck Editorial 7Karen Kennedy Arresting Times essay 8 Jacqueline Baker Caramel Dust essay 15 Dylan McConville Extinction Rebellion photographs 8, 13, 14, 18 Margarita Georgiadis Frost and Fire-new landscape paintings 6, 20-29 Music News-Noisy Corner, Suz Dorahy 30 Ruth Skilbeck Interviews Angus McDonald 32 Jeremy Gluck On GS Artists 42 Jeremy Gluck Interviews Mark James 43 Jeremy Gluck Interviews Alison Lochhead 56Contributors...

Arts Features International, Summer 2019-2020, Firestorms & Protest issue features ethnographic eyewitness essays on climate change protest, Karen Kennedy on being arrested at Extinction Rebellion street theatre events, Jacqueline Baker on XR in Queensland, new paintings of firestorms in rural New South Wales by Magarita Georgiadis, an interview by Ruth Skilbeck with Angus McDonald on his award winning film MANUS, Jeremey Gluck interviews with...

The April-June 2019 issue of Arts Features International is the artists protest issue.RUTH SKILBECKLetter from the editor 7First Artists Announcement: NIRIN Biennale of Sydney text & photos 13DR. CHRISTINE EVERINGHAMCreating Community Protest opinion editorial 20CHRISTINE EVERINGHAM and THERESE DOYLEBook extract Wrong Track: What Drove Supercars to Newcastle Introduction, Chapter one: Heritage neighbourhood or racing circuit? Photographs by Ne...

Arts Features International, April-June 2019, Destruction & Disruption issue, first published in ebook before the May 2019 Australian general election, features a range of creative, critical and protest works by authors and artists from around the world and across rural, regional and urban Australia.

Arts Features International, July-September 2019, Facing the Future issue was first published in ebook after the Global Climate Strike, in September 2019.ContentsRuth Skilbeck Editorial Will the Future be Utopian-or Dystopian? Essay and photographs of the Global Climate School Strike, Newcastle, 20 September 2019…7Michael Gormly Critical thinking quickly sorts out denialist nonsense Essay and Photographs of the Global Climate School Strike, Ne...

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Arts Features International's 'Under the Radar' issue edited by Ruth Skilbeck, tunes into new works, overlooked works, and works in progress.This issue features:An extract of the epic poem The Universe Looks Down by Chris Wallace-Crabbe AM, Emeritus Professor and founding director of the Australian Centre, University of Melbourne, whose latest book Rondo is short listed for the Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry in the 2019 NSW Premier's Literar...

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Arts Features International, Issue 1, Winter 2018: Escape Artists Anthology features the work of authors, artists, novelists, essayists, poets, playwrights, and filmmakers from around the world and in urban and regional Australia in a new publication that engages with issues of cultural and political relevance.With works by: Richard James Allen, Christopher Barnett, Behrouz Boochani, Christen Clifford, Paloma Concierta, Fan Dongwang, Elizabeth...

1980. Adelaide is in the grip of serial killers targeting young people. Roxanne arrives to start university. She moves into a share house near the beach. A fiction novel set against a backdrop of real events.

In a groundbreaking musical-literary study, The Writer's Fugue, Ruth Skilbeck, Ph.D., applies what she terms the 'fugal modality' of critical analysis to her survey of fugue in literature by authors in modernity.She uncovers profound historical connections between musical form and the alienists' diagnosis of dissociative fugue in late nineteenth-century France. In a chapter on contemporary exiled writers and Australia, in relation to the subje...

Know thyself' is a Greek proverb. But what does it mean? How?Something is missing. But she can't think what it is. Mysterious art dealer Countess Rivers is jailed in Australia for the traumatic murder she cannot recall. In her adopted, art-world high society life in London, acting the part and role-playing replaced authenticity. Ruby, amnesiac, kept up appearances. Then she and husband Sir Hugo Rivers go to Australia, to collect art. She retur...

Mysterious Ruby Love, also known as the Countess Rivers, has been convicted of a murder she cannot remember. As she writes in her cell, she is carried away on a journey into memory in a fugue of voices, and hallucinations of music. Ancient Greek philosophy and numerology that Bach believed in weave the background to this fugue mystery.