Kill Your Darlings is a quarterly publication that includes a mix of commentary, essays, reviews and new fiction. This issue features Ben Eltham's lead article on federal Labor's attempts at educational reform; Craig McGregor's fascinating memoir, Left Hand Drive, which ponders what's gone so wrong with our politics; Estelle Tang on her mistaken identity; S.A. Jones tackles prejudice, weight gain and identity; in the wake of tragic deaths of young tourists in Laos, Sam Twyford- Moore remembers his own travels to Southeast Asia and tubing; Joanna Di Mattia reads masculinity in screen icon Marlon Brando's T-shirts; Emily Weekes gets her groove on at Bodyelectric; Pip Newling remembers Kabul post-September 11. Few fiction from Kate Elkington and Kill Your Darlings in conversation with Sheila Heti, as well as reviews of Compliance and Total Recall.