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Editors: Alizadeh, Carey, Lupton, O'Mara
LOST SOULS
36 pages
21 X 29.7cm
ISSN (Online):
2982-2920
We are close to finishing production of LOST SOULS Issue 1.
In Issue 1, Gem Carey writes of her terror and tenacity in learning to read and speak again after neurological damage from vaccine induced long COVID-19. Ali Alizadeh tells a mysterious, disturbing story about the 'White Ghoul'. Eliza Nimmo's poem evokes a strange suffering borne from inheritance.
Similarly, Phoebe Lupton reveals a burning fear from the simple act of walking. And Jackson Payne explores the horror of what might happen when seeking to ‘fill your heart's desire' online.
We are delighted to share that Issue 1 will also include artwork by Nic Carey (cover designer), Jasper Pitt-Alizadeh, Ben O'Mara and Paul Rasche.
Contact the editorial team to access Issue 1 and be fascinated by dark and intelligent writing from Australia.
Issue 1
REVIEW
Ben O'Mara
November 2024
Aliens: Bishop is a franchise tie-in novel that is a gritty and thought provoking addition to the Alien universe.
REVIEW
Ali Alizadeh
January 2025
Pascal Plantea's film Les Chambres Rogues (Red Rooms) takes viewers on a terrifying journey into mental spaces as dark as the horrors of the dark web.
REVIEW
Phoebe Lupton
December 2024
Naomi Klein's Doppelganger: A Trip into the Mirror World draws on memoir-cultural criticism to reveal a disturbing lack of kindness in the era of misinformation.
Lost Souls Magazine in print and online is proudly independent.
We are based in Melbourne and Canberra.
The design and development of this website was based on a scoping of best practice and relevant examples. Work included websites for Heat Magazine, Meanjin, Overland, The New Yorker, Rue Morgue, Dark Mountain, The Dark and Weird Studies.
We acknowledge, recognize and pay our respect to the Ancestors, Elders and families of the Bunurong/Boonwurrung, Wadawurrung and Wurundjeri/Woiwurrung of the Kulin who are the traditional owners of lands where we work and live in Victoria, and the Ngunnawal who are the traditional custodians of land in the Australian Capital Territory.
