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Wall-to-wall quality anthology of contemporary writing by Australian and overseas authors, featuring fiction, poetry and essays by authors like Beverly Farmer, David Malouf, Louis Nowra and Robert Gray and so on. New series.

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The Summer 2005-2006 edition of the highly-regarded HEAT literary magazine offers essays on a wide range of subjects.

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Essays, fiction and poetry by Australia's best writers.

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Features essays by Craig McGregor on going bush in the Byron Bay hinterland; Nicholas Rothwell on the central Australian landscape; Zoe Sadokierski on the new trend in graphic novels; Joseph Pugliese on Carlos Arredondo's empty casket protest against the Iraq war, and many more.

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This collection of fiction, essays and poems are built around shelterd lives.

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The Winter 2005 issue of the literary journal "Heat" features writing from Australia and overseas, with essays on actors and mothers, Zen and the city, Catherine Millet and the orgy, and four kinds of walking. There's also poetry by Emma Lew, Ken Bolton and Laurie Duggan, and fiction by Tim Richards and others.

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Latest writing by well-known Australian authors, David Malouf, Marion Halligan, Dorothy Porter, John Scott, Mark Davis, Fay Zwicky and Jennifer Maiden.

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Autumn 2007 edition of the highly regarded HEAT literary journal with the latest writing by well-known Australian authors.

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Collection of critical reviews and new literary works in Australia's premier literary journal.

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The Autumn 2008 edition of HEAT offers the best in contemporary Australian writing: David Malouf's 'luminous dust', Vivienne Westwood and crime fiction, Joseph Pugliese on the burning of Carlos Arredondo.

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The latest edition of Heat features Nam Le, James Bradley, Antoni Jack and the baroque art of Tom Alberts.

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Latest edition of this brilliant literary journal featuring the works of Brian Castro, Mario Halligan, Gillian Mears and Beth Driscoll.

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This is Heat's summer 2009-2010 edition, with a range of essays on literary topics, beginning with James Ley's portrait of the great Samuel Johnson, on the occasion of his three hundredth birthday, so awkward in his personal life, so balanced in his moral judgements and his prose.

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HEAT is Australia's leading literary magazine, publishing high quality fiction, essays and poetry by significant emerging and established writers. It provides a platform for cutting-edge writing and is published three times each year. This issue is of particularly pronounced international character.

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This edition has a special focus on art, with a colour feature on the artist John Wolseley's Bushfire Journals, painted after the Christmas 2001 bushfires in the Royal National Park; and essays by Murray Ball on Colin McCahon, and Edwina Preston on Howard Arkley.

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The new Winter 2003 volume in the prestigious series of HEAT literary anthologies, published twice a year. Each volume contains essays, fiction and poetry by contemporary writers from Australia around the world. And each volume also presents the work of an Australian artist in full colour.

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The summer 2004-2005 edition of the prestigious HEAT literary journal, presenting a wide range of new writing by contemporary authors from Australia and around the world.