Loom is a national interdisciplinary literary journal. Loom works in conversation with non-textual artistic mediums—both thematically, via longform visual art, music, film and theatre criticism; and formally, via the publication of experimental interdisciplinary literary work. With editors in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, Loom aims to be a genuinely national publication—collaborating with artists and organisations across the country.
Loom, Issue Two: Cut
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Loom’s second issue ‘Cut’ features writing that explores and plays with film and screen media.
Featuring work from: Rachel Ang, Ezra Christensen, André Dao, Sophie Tegan Gardiner, Dan Hogan, Ren Jiang, Joel Keith, Abbra Kotlarczyk, Wen-Juenn Lee, Scott Limbrick, Sabina Maselli, Silas Moir, Holly O’Neil, Dylan Rowen, Autumn Royal, Anita Spooner, Deb Stahle, Mireille Stahle, Lazy Suzan, Jocasta Suzanne
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