Meanjin ed steps down for 25-year old deputy
There's change at the top of Meanjin, one of Australia's oldest literary journals.
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Jan 17, 2013
The editor of storied literary journal Meanjin, Sally Heath, is stepping down from the role. Her 25-year-old deputy will take over.
Crikey can reveal that Heath, who has edited the prestigious Melbourne-based quarterly for the past two years, will soon hand over to associate editor Zora Sanders.
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Actually, Australia’s oldest literary magazine is the NSW Department of Education’s School Magazine, a literary magazine for children that was first published in 1916, and has also featured such literary greats as Ezra Pound and Tim Winton, not to mention a poem by James McCauley that has ever been published anywhere else and other treasures.
Thank you for the correction Jonathan Shaw, but I think you’ll find School Magazine was actually first published in 304BC, as I possess a copy on stone tablet in my living room.