Gayelene Carbis’s ‘I Have Decided To Remain Vertical’ by Chris Arnold | Australian Book Review
“‘I Have Decided to Remain Vertical‘ is beautifully paced as a collection; it rewards reading from start to finish.” A lovely review of Gayelene…
Maria Zajkowski’s ‘Icon – song 1’ performed by Jen Lush!
Have a listen to this beautiful rendition of Puncher & Wattmann author Maria Zajkowski’s ‘Icon – song 1‘ performed by Jen Lush!
Eva Collins (‘Ask No Questions’) Reading at La Mama Poetica | Tuesday, July 11th 8PM.
Catch Eva Collins, author CBCA Shortlisted and Mary Gilmore Award Highly Commended ‘Ask No Questions‘, for a live reading this Tuesday as part of…
Esther Ottaway’s ‘She Doesn’t Seem Autistic’ Featured in Hobart Mercury + Book Launch!
Fantastic to see this feature on Esther Ottaway and her new poetry collection ‘She Doesn’t Seem Autistic‘ in the Hobart Mercury! Catch the double…
Greg McLaren’s ‘camping underground’ Reviewed by Craig Billingham | The Conversation
‘The jokes have a satirical purpose: the culture is on trial, not just our politicians.’ A fascinating review of Greg McLaren’s ‘camping underground‘…
Jill Jones’ ‘Acrobat Music: New and Selected Poems’ Launch | Wednesday, July 12 6PM
Celebrate the launch of Jill Jones’ new collection ‘Acrobat Music‘ at Goodwood Books (145 Goodwood Road, Goodwood, SA) – Wednesday, July 12 6PM! Register…
Poets’ Corner with Magdalena Ball (‘Bobish’) | WestWords
‘There really is no objective truth, there is only artifacts and storytelling.‘ [00:14:25] A beautiful interview with Magdalena Ball on WestWords’s ‘Poets’ Corner’ discussing…
Nellie Le Beau’s ‘Inheritance’ Reviewed by Marion May Campbell | Cordite
“Nellie Le Beau practises an innovative and, at times, a more radically challengingly poetics to send reader perception veering into uncanny encounters with our…
Esther Ottaway’s ‘She Doesn’t Seem Autistic’ Out Now!
Look what’s just arrived! Tim Thorne Prize for Poetry winner Esther Ottaway, Poet’s brand new poetry collection ‘She Doesn’t Seem Autistic‘ is available on…
Jen Craig’s ‘Wall’ Reviewed by Emmett Stinson | The Conversation
”Wall’ is a looping, peripatetic narrative that traverses multiple temporal dimensions simultaneously.’ Renown academic critic Emmett Stinson writing incisively on the genius of…
