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soi 3 modern poets launches
Wow! Talk about amazing! Those soi 3 modern poets launches in Melbourne and Brisbane really did put the p(arty) back into poetry! And if you don't believe us, check out the pics … after all, the photo never lies.
View The Age Melbourne Writers' Festival launch photos »
View the Queensland Poetry Festival launch photos »
View Paul Hardacre The Age Melbourne Writers' Festival »
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triple poetry treats - new soi 3!
Treat yourself to copies of the latest three soi 3 modern poets titles:
MTC Cronin, Our Life is a Box. / Prayers Without a God
Barry Hill, Necessity: Poems 1996-2006
David Prater, We Will Disappear
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anything i like - feanne
feanne is a student of interior design who is considering a shift to fine arts, who was born and raised in exciting metro manila, where she still resides today. she tries to draw every day, doesn't smoke, drink, or do drugs, but procrastinates a lot. her art workspace is often invaded by pet cats.
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hutt 3.1
New poems by Jill Jones, Joanne Burns, Nick Whittock, Michael Internicola, Adam Ford, Louis Armand, Rob Mclennan, Audacia Dangereyes, Menia Rivas, and Rebecca Isgrove.
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hutt 2.5 - special 2nd bonus birthday issue
New poems by Andy Jackson, Donna Kuhn, B.R. Dionysius, David Prater, Billy Jones, Jill Jones, Joanne Burns, Stu Hatton, Nathan Ladd, and Tammy Ho Lai-Ming.
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papertiger: new world poetry #05/06
This special double issue has close to 200 poems from poets residing in Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Macau, New Zealand, Holland, Canada, Brazil, and the USA.
Major features include the experiments, translations, and dialogues of John Kinsella, with commentaries by Klyth Tan, Jaya Savige, Glen Phillips, and Peter Minter, plus paintings by Aboriginal (Badimaya/Noongar/Widi) painter, Julie Dowling; the selected and new poems of Mani Rao; Billy Jones' poems and drawings, with an interview; and a major collection of new Brazilian poetry, selected by Flávia Rocha.
Plus papertiger: new world poetry's most comprehensive selection of video, audio, and Flash poems, visual art, photography and essay to date, and new text poetry from Joanne Burns, Michael Farrell, Vernon Frazer, D.J. Huppatz, Jill Jones, Donna Kuhn, rob mclennan, and many, many more.
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Updated: 02 Dec 2007
the robert kroetsch award for innovative poetry is on now
The winner receives a trade paperback contract with Snare Books ...
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ian potter cultural trust grants
The Ian Potter Cultural Trust makes grants of up to $7,000 to early career artists ...
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global arts village
The Global Arts Village is an emerging multicultural art centre in New Delhi, India.
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salt magazine is relaunched as a free online journal
John Kinsella's Salt Magazine has been relaunched as a free online journal.
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luke beesley - poetry in motion
Hot on the heels of his successful collaboration with illustrator Jonathon Oxlade, soi 3 modern poet Luke Beesley has been profiled in Brisbane News.
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vignette press (melbourne) to launch a hot new book - the sex mook
Bringing together the voices of over 60 young people, the SEX mook is a collection of articles, creative stuff and how-to guides presenting an unusual take on the topic of sex.
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otoliths issue six
Issue six of Mark Young's Otoliths has recently gone live.
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poetrix
Women poets are invited to submit up to six poems for the forthcoming issue of Poetrix.
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more tranter than you could poke half a dozen sticks at!
For those of you who just can't get enough John Tranter, the good news is that there are more than one thousand pages of freely-available research material on the man and his writing.
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book launch: magdalena ball's sleep before evening
Poet and novelist Magdalena Ball will launch, and read from, her new novel, Sleep Before Evening, and talk about the development of the book from concept to creation.
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national poetry week in oz
National Poetry Week (Australia) is just around the corner and now is a perfect time to organise or register your events, festivals, poetry activities or ideas.
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asialink's literature residencies
Applications for 2008 Asialink literature residencies are now open. Up to ten residencies will be offered for writers of all genres (including poets) to further professional development and bilateral engagement in Asia.
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