Morgan Yasbincek’s ‘Coming to Nothing’ Reviewed by Claire Gaskin | Rochford Street Review
‘An opportunity to discover what ‘co-creations’ are possible between reader and writer… You won’t be the same after reading Coming to Nothing.‘ Read…
Catherine McNamara (‘The Carnal Fugues’) at Australian Short Story Festival | 22nd-24th November
Catherine McNamara, author of the PMLA2024 shortlisted The Carnal Fugues, will be at Australian Short Story Festival (22nd-24th November) in Freemantle, WA! Be sure…
Koraly Dimitriadis and Kit Kelen at Addi Road Writer’s Festival! | Saturday, 26 November 11am-6pm
An excellent opportunity to hear from Koraly Dimitriadis (The Mother Must Die) and learn from Kit Kelen (Book of Mother) at the 2024 Addi…
Nathan Shepherdson’s ‘Axolotl Waltz’ Reviewed by Heidi Maier | InReview
‘It’s a cracker – rich with precisely drawn visual images communicated via sparse, exacting prose that leaves an unquestionable imprint on the reader.’ …
Marcella Polain’s ‘the seven-eight count of unstoppable sadness’ Reviewed by Jackson | Westerly
‘Polain’s book is a masterclass in using linebreak and whitespace—and their absence—to create tension and unity and to show the reader where to rush…
Sarah Temporal ‘Tight Bindings’ Sydney Poetry Tour
Sarah Temporal (Tight Bindings) performs her work beautifully and you can see her in Sydney next week at Sappho Books Cafe & Wine Bar…
Alison J Barton’s ‘Not Telling’ Launching Saturday, November 9 2PM | Buck Mulligan’s
Don’t miss the launch of Alison J Barton‘s poetry collection Not Telling, happening next Saturday, November 9th 2PM, at Buck Mulligan’s (217 High Street,…
Leah Kaminsky’s ‘Disorders of the Blood’ Launching Thurs, November 7th 6PM | Avenue Bookstore
Celebrate the launch of Leah Kaminsky‘s incisively powerful Disorders of the Blood next Thursday, November 7th 6PM at Avenue Bookstore! Book your free ticket…
Reviews for Larry Buttrose’s ‘Everyone On Mars’
Check out what they’re saying about Larry Buttrose‘s short story collection Everyone On Mars! ‘These are vivacious stories, artfully crafted…Buttrose’s book quietly but…
Malcolm Sutton (‘Twitchers’) Book Signing at Planet Books | Saturday, November 2nd 3PM
Perth readers, don’t miss your opportunity to meet author and musician Malcolm Sutton, and get your hands on a signed copy of his brilliant…
Cher Tan on Ouyang Yu | Liminal Magazine
‘Ouyang’s body of work resists stagnation and fixity. The many criss-crosses of Ouyang’s English/Chinese preoccupations result in a psychedelic quality, conjuring a dream-like atmosphere’…
Koraly Dimitriadis’s ‘The Mother Must Die’ Sydney Launch on Sunday, Oct 20 2PM | Chau Chak Wing Museum
Celebrate the Sydney launch of Koraly Dimitriadis‘s debut short story collection The Mother Must Die on Sunday, October 20th 2pm, at the Chau Chak…
Geoff Page Reviews Near the Border
Drambuies of poetry: A well-turned selection Geoff Page Andrew Sant is a substantial yet somewhat elusive figure in contemporary Australian poetry. Born in London,…
Martin Duwell reviews Spirit Level
Marcelle Freiman: Spirit Level; Peter Skrzynecki: Travelling Among the Stars
Martin Duwell reviews ‘Eardrum’ in Australian Poetry Review
Martin Langford: Eardrum: Poems and Prose about Music
Martin Duwell reviews ‘Dead Bolt’ in Australian Poetry Review
Thom Sullivan: Carte Blanche; Ella Jeffery: Dead Bolt
Martin Duwell reviews ‘Poems Far and Wide’ in Australian Poetry Review
John Jenkins: Poems Far & Wide
The Idea Of A Chosen Plenitude – ‘Poems Far And Wide’ by John Jenkins, reviewed by Devika Brendon
The Idea Of A Chosen Plenitude – ‘Poems Far And Wide’ by John Jenkins, reviewed by Devika Brendon
Paula Green reviews ‘Foxstruck’ in the NZ Poetry Shelf
https://nzpoetryshelf.com/2021/06/15/poetry-shelf-review-shari-kochers-foxstruck-and-other-collisions/