The Quotidian: the Sydney University Student Anthology 2017 by Ashleigh Davis, Christine Poon, A.R. Nowlan, Emily Simmons, Craig Billingham, Sarah Judd, Oliver Featherson, Donnalyn Xu, Amina Jansz, Hannah Frances Roux, Anar Kothary, Jennifer Scarini, Rory Lavery, Patrick Ewing, Megan Fitzgerald, Megan Kate Warren-Lister, Jesse Delauney, Lauren Poole, Ceridwen Dovey, Annette Freeman, Peng Jinquan, Michael Petersen, Wendy Guest, Sarah Poh, Regina Buenaventura, Max Bashford, Shalini Sen, Ashley Cracknell, Angus MacGregor, Min Yi Tan, Kathryn Lyster, Isabella Wiggs, Hayon Lee, Rabeah Zafrullah, Annie X.Y. Zhang, Seamus Dove, Soph Forest, Liam Keenan, S. Foster, Keira Sinclair, Charlotte Wallin, Chelsea Turner, Gazala Anver, Mariana Venturi, Mimi le Fey, Jocelin Chan, Theo Quinn, Katrina Choi, Joshua Harper, Erin McFayden, T.S. Robinson, Alvin Chung, L.M. Kierse, Manning Charles

The Quotidian: the Sydney University Student Anthology 2017
Ashleigh Davis, Christine Poon, A.R. Nowlan, Emily Simmons, Craig Billingham, Sarah Judd, Oliver Featherson, Donnalyn Xu, Amina Jansz, Hannah Frances Roux, Anar Kothary, Jennifer Scarini, Rory Lavery, Patrick Ewing, Megan Fitzgerald, Megan Kate Warren-Lister, Jesse Delauney, Lauren Poole, Ceridwen Dovey, Annette Freeman, Peng Jinquan, Michael Petersen, Wendy Guest, Sarah Poh, Regina Buenaventura, Max Bashford, Shalini Sen, Ashley Cracknell, Angus MacGregor, Min Yi Tan, Kathryn Lyster, Isabella Wiggs, Hayon Lee, Rabeah Zafrullah, Annie X.Y. Zhang, Seamus Dove, Soph Forest, Liam Keenan, S. Foster, Keira Sinclair, Charlotte Wallin, Chelsea Turner, Gazala Anver, Mariana Venturi, Mimi le Fey, Jocelin Chan, Theo Quinn, Katrina Choi, Joshua Harper, Erin McFayden, T.S. Robinson, Alvin Chung, L.M. Kierse, Manning Charles

257 pages • first pub 2018 (editions)

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When we think of the everyday, we think of the mundane – our routines, our familiar haunts and our rituals. But the quotidian, the things we take for granted, can be extraordinary. Our daily lives can be art. Our typical routines can have a touch ...