More About ‘Mr Blank’ by Dean Manning.
More about Mr Blank by Dean Manning, one of the more unusual biographies you’ll ever read. Available March 1st 2025.
Kathryn Lomer’s ‘Afterlife’ Shortlisted for the 2025 Tasmanian Literary Awards!
Massive congratulations to Kathryn Lomer, whose poetry book Afterlife has been shortlisted for the Tim Thorne Prize for Poetry in the 2025 Tasmanian Literary…
Trailer for ‘Mr Blank’ by Dean Manning!
Check out our cool new trailer for the enigmatic Mr Blank by Dean Manning! Mr Blank
Morgan Yasbincek (‘Coming to Nothing’) Shortlisted for Writing WA Literary Coasters Initiative!
Congrats to Morgan Yasbincek. Extracts from her latest book Coming to Nothing have been shortlisted for the Writing WA Literary Coasters Initiative! Two poets…
‘Host City’ (David Kelly), ‘Holocene Pointbreaks’ (Jake Goetz) and ‘anything can happen’ (Susan Hampton) Shortlisted for the Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards!
Felicitations to David Kelly, Jake Goetz, and Susan Hampton, whose respective works Host City (fiction), Holocene Pointbreaks (poetry) and anything can happen (non-fiction) have…
‘She Doesn’t Seem Autistic’ (Esther Ottaway) and ‘Afterlife’ (Kathryn Lomer) Longlisted for Tasmanian Literary Awards 2025!
Congratulations to Esther Ottaway, Poet (She Doesn’t Seem Autistic) and Kathryn Lomer (Afterlife), whose poetry collections have been longlisted for the Tim Thorne Prize…
Pitaya Chin’s ‘The Director and the Daemon’ Featured in ’25 Best Australian Books of 2024′! | Guardian Australia
Amazing to see Pitaya Chin’s The Director and the Daemon featured in Guardian Australia‘s ‘The 25 Best Australian Books of 2024’ list! Check it…
‘Raging Grace: Australian Writers Speak Out On Disability’ Reviewed by Fiona Murphy | The Saturday Paper
‘There is an exuberance to the works within Raging Grace, both in feeling and form. Words gush across the page – splitting apart, colliding…
Puncher & Wattmann Submissions Period Now Open!
Got your manuscripts ready? Our submission period is open from today until January 15th! We’re on the look out for shit-hot writing with edge…
Host City (David Owen Kelly), Only Sound Remains (Hossein Asgari), and The Director & The Daemon (Pitaya Chin) Featured in SMH/The Age’s ‘Best Books of 2024’!
Thrilled to see three Puncher & Wattmann books featured in The Sydney Morning Herald/The Age’s ‘The Year in Books: Writers Pick the Best Reads…
‘Object Permanence’ (Toby Fitch) and ‘The Inclination Compass’ (Gareth Sion Jenkins) Reviewed by Samuel J. Cox | Cordite
‘…in their desire to surmount the separation between visual and linguistic, the compartmentalisation of space and time enforced by our sequential written form, the…
Philip Salom’s ‘Hologrammatical’ Reviewed by Peter Kenneally | Sydney Morning Herald/The Age
‘Subterranean, crepuscular, and yet elegiac and soft.’ Read Peter Kenneally’s review of Philip Salom‘s poetry collection Hologrammatical in The Sydney Morning Herald/The Age:…
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/