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Overland literary journal

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By Kristen Tytler
| Overland Verified
Open office: a sacking in three acts In her first performance review, Joy’s colleagues said: “Asks the wrong questions. At the wrong time.” In her second, they said: “Doesn’t know the space. Made a mistake. Needs to be reminded of that mistake. Doesn’t know the space. Was told to stop making mistakes. Is encroaching on the space. Made a mistake. Needed daily reminding. In case the mistake were forgotten. In case the mistake were repeated. Needs to be gotten rid of. In case. Just in case.
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What we mean when we talk about narrative: an editor’s take

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By Kristen Tytler
| Medium
As editors, we might often help an author refine the structure of a narrative. Labouring with words is an editor’s bread and butter. But how does this translate when we’re working with a book of photographs? I worked with an RMIT photoimaging student to help develop and refine a narrative photobook as part of an assignment. Working as an editor on this project was initially daunting. I’m used to working with words, not images.
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What I'm Reading

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By Kristen Tytler
| Meanjin Verified
Reading sometimes feels like learning to dance by shadowing someone who already can. The first steps are without swagger, composure or balance. It’s a little too close to madness—and if not that, then childhood—to always be comfortable. I’ve never been much of a reader. I remember the force of will it took in primary school to tick off completed titles for the MS Readathon.
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237.5 Autumn Fiction | Overland literary journal

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By Allan Drew, Ashleigh Synnott, Karen Whitelaw, Kristen Tytler
| Overland Verified
Type Editorial There are many things that come to mind when I sit down to write about these stories. The first is how great they are: that much is clear. But hovering over that is the cloud of everything that’s happened since submissions for this edition closed. Type Fiction When I was in Year 8, I occasionally went to the home of the girl I sat next to in French class.
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