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Editorial - Issue 09:04

Issue 11:01Welcome to Issue 09:04 of Perilous Adventures. This issue includes a bracing essay by Sandra Hogan, who explores the contemporary literature of atheism and faith in the light of her own struggles with religious belief. We've also got new works by Marlyn McDonald, Sue Pearson, Sarah Moor and Michael Wilding.

This issue, our author interview is with Steven Lang, the author of An Accidental Terrorist and 88 Lines About 44 Women.

Don't forget, too, that entries for the Perilous Adventures short story competition close at the end of this month.

We hope you enjoy the many delights of our latest issue.

warm wishes

Nike, Inga & Adair,eds

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INTERVIEW

Steven Lang (interview by n a bourke)

NEW WORKS

Eyebrows by Marlyn MacDonald

Wire by Sarah Moor

Just One More Carrot by Sue Pearson

Henry's Novel by Michael Wilding

VIEWS

Unfinished Business: why science still hasn’t vanquished religion by Sandra Hogan

TOOLBOX

Finding Opportunities by Inga Simpson

REVIEWS

Speaking Our Language: the story of Australian English by Bruce Moore (reviewed by Adair Jones)