Well it goes like this, the alphabet, the letters mixed, the order bent, the baffled king composing Hauajfldjfilslkj

RMIT University Library/Archives put together a great video for Pride week showing how Catalyst writers promoted LGBTIQA+ rights over the decades (especially in the Women's/Womyn's editions titled 'Havoc' and the Queer editions titled 'Mutiny'): youtu.be/OyJTrzl4AlI?...

This is a great write-up of the Catalyst project, written by Phoebe Humphrey for RMIT News. It gives an excellent overview and some collection highlights. www.rmit.edu.au/news/all-new...

Note: The earliest issues (1944-1974) and the most recent (2017-present) are ‘open access’, while the rest are currently restricted to RMIT staff and students. Over time, more and more issues will fall into the 'open access' category (once they are over 50 years old).

I like "brokened"; it's as if things are so broken that even the word is broken.

My kids also say bet ("I bet you at cards") which makes sense (past tense of meet is met so they expect the past tense of beat to be bet).

What does it taste like?

For context, have you ever tried to put plastic cover on your kids school books but turns out they're the ones with little binder holes so you have to cut the plastic with little scissors so the holes still work? Yeah, well, this is me, doing that.