On any given day most of us read the newspaper, a dozen or so emails, bills or guff from service providers, maybe a blog and a few internet sites. All this information and news bricks in the day, leaving very little room for any little pieces of light to peak through. Make time to hold a copy of Harvest in your hands, a new Australian literary periodical, and you’re guaranteed to start seeing between the cracks - where all sorts of interesting things grow. Including poetry, prose, photography, illustrations and Finger Twister, it’s a nice slow release from the day-to-day.