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31.1.12
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Little Esther Books has published two new booklets (14.5x16cm). Both books designed by Ken Bolton for Feral, Boffin & Distingué of Adel...
26.1.12
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thankyou for your patience. the deletions will resume blogging shortly ...
22.1.12
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In Chinatown this morning the racket of acrobatic Dragon Dancers and drums was rowdy and rousing. The stalls covered in red and gold decora...
14.1.12
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I was invited by Jessica Lowenthal to revisit the original Jacket magazine over a few months by writing occasional commentaries for Jacket...
10.1.12
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Step Into The Past Last week I drove down to Melbourne with my partner and her daughter. We stayed one night in a town called Holbrook, o...
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24.12.11
Three Reviews
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My recent and last reviews for 2011 - three Australian poetry titles - Sly Mongoose by Ken Bolton, on the web in Galatea Resurrects here. P...
15.12.11
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2.12.11
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Three Australian online poetry features published at once - The Australian independent and small press network, Small Press Underground Net...
28.11.11
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Launched at lunch on Sunday 27th November, More is Plenty is a limited edition monograph on multimedia artist Kurt Brereton's work sinc...
21.11.11
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from Big Bridge #14 : Before drifting away from his involvement in poetry in the earliest years of this century, Vincent Farnsworth was invo...
9.11.11
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Astrid Lorange is fossicking in Sydney for Jacket2 . Click here to see her findings, so far.
31.10.11
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Steve Evans' Third Factory's annual 'collectively-drawn map of the field' - lists & commentaries charting invited poets...
19.10.11
Alexandria footpath
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5.10.11
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Last night in Glebe, Sydney - a wonderful reading, hosted by Toby Fitch at Sappho's Books. The poets were Tom Lee, Astrid Lorange, Ella ...
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25.9.11
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A truly impressive and stimulating poem that I’ve read recently is ‘Evental’ by Ali Alizadeh . Ali Alizadeh says in the frontispiece that th...
16.9.11
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Justine Poon from Something Else on Eastside Radio (89.7FM) sent me some of the questions that there wasn't time to talk about in the c...
7.9.11
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In 1984, Colin McCahon went missing for 24 hours in Sydney. Found the next morning, kilometres from where he started, he had no memory of wh...
19.8.11
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I’ve added a link to Blogs & beauty spots on the deletions sidebar to the Sydney Eastside Radio (89.7 FM) program ‘Something Else’ pod...
5.8.11
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An incredibly various, eclectic group of Australian poets who might often differ in practice and thinking are here translated into Mandarin...
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