Swill Magazine, Issue One
Release date: February 28, 2023
Edited by Myffy Rigby (ex-editor of The Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide) and featuring a roll-call of award-winning writers and photographers, irreverent reverence is the order of the day.
A quarterly publication, Swill is a collection of stories bedded in restaurant culture and all those soft places in between.
A celebration of beauty, told with intelligence and wit. The backbone of human culture, food and drink permeates every aspect of modern life in all kinds of ways. Swill gives voice to the strange, smart, beloved and unloved.
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