HEAVEN & HELL: Beverly Kills’ Latest Production Upheld What We Love About Drag, And Gave Us Some New Elements To Worship
Beverly Kills has recrowned herself. From RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under Season…
Bite-Sized Book Reviews to Munch On
At Glass, we love hearing your thoughts on the books, shows, new music, and all those other good things you’re enjoying (or passionately hating). This series delivers bite sized reviews, typically under 300 words, which means we can bring you more student opinions!
SYMBIOSIS
To tell you how I lost her, I need to tell you how I found her. Roommate Lola. Best friend Lola. Lola in her bedroom, sitting on the ground in front of the mirror, makeup sprawled out in front of her. Lola in the passenger seat, sand still dusting her shoulders. Lola in my bed. Lola at the bar, two drinks in front of her because she couldn’t decide. Lola, Lola, Lola.
Respect by Runali Alpesh Maniya
Respect in Oxford’s manual May sound technical, “A due regard for other…
Memento Mori: Non-Fiction by Harry Bass
Early childhood, while mostly confined to the haze of our initial memories,…
E’Ship Interviews: Coby Lee
Coby Lee is a motivational writer of entrepreneurship, a self-published author and a third year Business Entrepreneurship and Behavioural Science student, who is passionate about how to best support overworked students in an economy that doesn't work in their favour.
E’Ship Interviews: Hannah Ford Morgan
Welcome to the first of our QUT Entrepreneurship interview mini-series! These interviews…
The Good Captain: Cli-Fi with murderous main characters
Review by Manu Patil A change-provoking novel, The Good Captain takes us on a…
Submissions Open for Glass Issue 15
That’s right—submissions are open again! We are on the hunt for your…
The Last Woman in the World: An Australian dystopian thriller
Review by Phoebe Cuskelly Inga Simpson’s The Last Woman in the World…
