The Cult of What Comes Next
S. K. Kelen’s latest collection of poems, The Cult of What Comes Next, is an assembly of moments somewhat like a multidimensional jigsaw puzzle…
bliNk
bliNk renews Cameron Lowe’s exploratory mapping of local space, evident in his previous collections. Immersed in the particulars of everyday life, these poems are…
Later Unearthed
The title poem of Later Unearthed discourses upon the inexorably preposterous House of Saxe-Coburg und Gotha, in the person of King George V. The…
San Luis
‘Justin Lowe’s San Luis is a collection of veils, partly lifted or shifting in the breeze, providing glimpses of things perhaps not fully apprehended,…
these memories require
In these memories require, poet and writer Jacinta Le Plastrier works across a range of memories, and not only those which are her own.…
Kangaroo Unbound
Kangaroo Unbound is a collection of 50-odd poems that take their titles and inspiration from legendary Australian artist Garry Shead’s iconic ‘D.H. Lawrence’ series…
Re:Vision
What would make the name of a road in Canberra or a Melbourne street as evocative as their more famous counterparts overseas? asks Isi…
Metropole
There is an amusing asperity. Guile. And, for all its judgements, Metropole is rather forgiving. Irresistible, of course—and smart. —Arlo Banens, The Tune His…
Not Telling
Not Telling is a lyrical analysis of the possibilities and limitations of language. In three distinct sections it entwines notions of speech and silence…
