The Big Black Thing: Chapter. 2 is the second issue in a new series of prose and poetry by emerging and established writers from Indigenous, migrant and refugee backgrounds.
Featuring Auckland Uati, Marko Poletanovic, Paris Caroline Henry, John Truong, Michel Anderson, Marouf Alameddine, Ebony Annor, Jessica Vu, Joanne Georgousaki, Jaafar Ibrahim, Amanda Yeo, Suleiman Suleiman, Omar Sakr, Cloe Letele, Bassima Hadid, Eman Arja, Farah Abdelkarim, Evelyn Araluen, Shayma Assaad, Norita Rizvi, Shirley Le, Stephen Pham, Mariam Al Asaad, Hikmah Tebe, Tamar Chnorhokian, Catherine Prasad, Peter Polites, Safa El-Mazloum, Tien Tran, Aya Elgamal, Samar El-Charif, Abigail Chand, Monikka Eliah, Tasnim Alam, Maya Ali, Kane Harrington, Gabriella Florek, Ushna Fatima, Yazmeen Akoum, Aqeela Shauab, Samantha Hogg, Sam Sabri, Aws Al Khamisi, Azeez Azeez, Belal Shahoud, Ghadeer Darraji, Sam Nathim Naeem, Saman Al Zuhairi, Savyo Yonan, Adam Alsabahi, Ameer Alkhamis, Adam Phillip Anderson, Dani Mejbel, Jason Gray, Tyreice Peachey, Brandon Gale, Marko Bogic, Trinity Wensley, Dominic Mills, Kasey Weightman, Trenton Fynn, Samantha Snedden, Tellah Edwards, Riley Ke ord, Lachlan Holmes, Jamil Janif, Chelsea Randell, Tahlia Blacklock, Kiah Bolt, Mikayla Kumar, Colt Currell, Hayley Laws, Harrison Randell, Caitlin Laws, Isaac Miller and artworks by Emma Hicks.
Sweatshop is a literacy movement based in Western Sydney which is devoted to empowering culturally and linguistically diverse communities through reading, writing and critical thinking.
