pinky swear
REVIEWS “pinky swear is Albrecht’s first book and it is by turns cheeky, incisive and self-deprecating in tone. The poet mulls over existential crises…
Elevensies
REVIEWS “Shying has developed, in consultation with Emeritus Professor Christopher Kelen, a form she calls Elevensies. A proud woman of Chinese and Wiradjuri family,…
A little book of unspoken history
In A little book of unspoken history, Elif Sezen navigates physical and metaphysical spheres, conjuring multilayered historical and imaginative narratives. Memories of domestic disruption…
Carol and Ahoy
The backdrop of Carol and Ahoy is the Goulburn River and its floodplains around Shepparton. Ancestry and watchful reflection combine seamlessly in these poems,…
Triptych
The politesse of Twelfth Century ballades and rondeaux, rendered with a view to accuracy in assonance; the politic egotism of Benjamin Constant and Germaine…
A William Maidment Garland
A Garland for William Maidment is a collection of poems and prose pieces which celebrate and memorialize the life of Bill Maidment (1924-2005), a…
Neat Snakes
Like many poets, Martin Langford has long been intrigued by the genre of aphorism. The neat snakes collected here have been compiled over many…
The Feather Boy
I’d love to offer a tightly-themed book, but this is not it – it touches on many concerns and interests. The times demand it…
Look at the Lake
These poems were written across 2016 when Kevin Brophy was living in the remote community of Mulan, home to the Walmajarri speaking custodians of…
Towards Light & Other Poems
To the vanishing point where light will expand/where light wants the eye to go (“Towards Light”) Light, as a physical and metaphorical entity recurs…
