Monster
Charting surreal and yet familiar worlds where hope and horror co-exist, Monster is ruthless, weird, dark and funny. These 32…
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Intimate, low-voiced, delicate things
From the award-winning author of Blood Universe – poems on pregnancy comes a full-length collection of new poetry: beautiful, poignant…
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Congratulations to Toby Davidson, for Special Commendation in the 2021 Wesley Michel Wright Prize
Congratulations to Toby Davidson, for Special Commendation in the 2021 Wesley Michel Wright Prize, run by Melbourne Uni. The judges commented: Toby Davidson’s extraordinary long poem ‘Indian…
Inheritance by Nellie le Beau – winner of 2nd biennial P&W First Book of Poetry Prize now out.
Nellie le Beau’s wonderful Inheritance, winner of the 2020 Puncher and Wattmann First Book of Poetry Prize is now available
Big Cheers to John A. Scott and Mags Webster
Congratulations to Mags and John for their Nothing to Declare and Shorter Lives being short-listed in the PM’s Literary Awards for poetry
P&W buys Australian rights to Adam Ouston’s Waypoints
We’re delighted to announce that we have bought ANZ rights for Adam Ouston’s Waypoints, a brilliant novel about the joys, perils and frustrations of…
Anthologies and the visibility of the poem
One of the impulses behind putting the anthology together was the sense that it was becoming increasingly difficult for good poetry to become visible.…
Martin Duwell reviews ‘Numb and Number’ in Australian Poetry Review
David Musgrave: Numb & Number
Inheritance by Nellie le Beau – winner of 2nd biennial P&W First Book of Poetry Prize now out.
Nellie le Beau’s wonderful Inheritance, winner of the 2020 Puncher and Wattmann First Book of Poetry Prize is now available
Congratulations to Toby Davidson, for Special Commendation in the 2021 Wesley Michel Wright Prize
Congratulations to Toby Davidson, for Special Commendation in the 2021 Wesley Michel Wright Prize, run by Melbourne Uni. The judges commented: Toby Davidson’s extraordinary long poem ‘Indian…