ReadFin Literary Journal (Winter 2018)
In the compilation of the 'Readfin' Literary Journal the editors and designers have worked closely together. The final outcome is a journal that incorporates fiction, poetry and prose, illustration, and creative fiction – a melting pot, something for everyone. Journals such as this have wide ranging appeal, not only for those who have submitted stories, but great as gifts, for book clubs, and an illustration of what can be achieved for students of writing and publishing. 'Readfin' is a published book with their writing.
In the compilation of the 'Readfin' Literary Journal the editors and designers have worked closely together. The final outcome is a journal that incorporates fiction, poetry and prose, illustration, and creative fiction – a melting pot, something for everyone. Journals such as this have wide ranging appeal, not only for those who have submitted stories, but great as gifts, for book clubs, and an illustration of what can be achieved for students of writing and publishing. 'Readfin' is a published book with their writing.
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ReadFin always dreamt of being a quarterly literary magazine founded by some famous
Australian writer with the motto ‘SCRIBE NOBIS BONA’. At least ReadFin got her motto wish.
Issue One, Winter 2018
ISBN 9780987319241
Editor in Chief: Chester Eagle
Editorial Committee: Elizabeth Clark, Evelyn Lewis, Chelsea McPherson, Samantha Pascoe, Shella Shpigel
Design Lead: Kathy Vuong Pham
Publisher: Yarra Bend Press, Melbourne Polytechnic, Yarra Bend Road, Fairfield, Victoria 3078
Email: readfinliteraryjournal@gmail.com
Phone: +61 3 9269 1833
Web: melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/yarra-bend-press/
Facebook: facebook.com/readfin/
ISSUU: issuu.com/yarrabendpress
This project has been funded by Melbourne Polytechnic’s Bachelor of Writing and Publishing
as part of the creative artefact component for the third year subject Web and Digital Publishing.
Printed by Blueprint, 225 Ingles Street, Port Melbourne, Victoria 3207
© Copyright by the editors and authors
Why the fish?
The ReadFin logo, in keeping the degree’s writing and publishing focus, is a play on words,
and is derived from the redfin fish or European perch which was first introduced to Australia
around 1860. It proliferates in the nearby Yarra River which runs through the parklands that
surround Melbourne Polytechnic’s Fairfield campus.
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