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Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 IPSI Chapbooks
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  • Contents indexed selectively. Also includes chapbooks by international poets.

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y separately published work icon She Reconsiders Life on the Run Tricia Dearborn , Canberra : International Poetry Studies Institute (IPSI) , 2019 18344680 2019 selected work poetry 'Beginning with a small rebellion, She Reconsiders Life on the Run, fearlessly and without sentimentality, charts a course through sexuality, loss and grief - via the science lab, the life of Virginia Woolf, and more - eventually arriving at love.' (Publication summary) Canberra : International Poetry Studies Institute (IPSI) , 2019
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y separately published work icon Monster’s Ink Samuel Wagan Watson , Kambah : Recent Work Press , 2016 10758276 2016 selected work poetry

'A haibun sequence, in which prose and haiku are combined to form a compelling autobiographical statement. This is a highly sustained, reflective work about the self and the state.' (Publication summary)

Kambah : Recent Work Press , 2016
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y separately published work icon The Asylum Poems Lisa Jacobson , Kambah : Recent Work Press , 2016 10757720 2016 selected work poetry

'‘Any door will do when your life is in danger.’ With unflinching focus, these poems—written mostly in fourteen lines—depict the plight of those seeking asylum in Australia.' (Publication summary)

Kambah : Recent Work Press , 2016
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y separately published work icon Counsel for the Defence Judy Johnson , Kambah : Recent Work Press , 2016 10757765 2016 selected work poetry

'‘A Modesty of Flowers’, a sequence in lines of nine syllables, is followed by a selection from ‘Dark Convicts’ (in thirteen-syllable lines), chronicling the fates of First Fleet African American ex-slaves.' (Publication summary)

Kambah : Recent Work Press , 2016
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y separately published work icon Borroloola Class Phillip Hall , Canberra : Recent Work Press , 2017 14705229 2017 selected work poetry

'Borroloola Class is painterly, resonant, songlike, a beautifully crafted collection of poems expressing deep-felt gratitude to, and respect for, the Borroloola mob, many of the poems here dedicated to the Borroloola people. There is a conversational intimacy that imbues this collection with warmth and energy, commencing with the story of Hall being made a Gudanji friend and then walking through Country with deep reverence. Phillip Hall uses a variety of poetic forms and expressions articulating complex issues of place theory, postcolonialism and ecocriticism. There is exhilaration and vitality in the flow and cadence of the language, a celebration of being on Country, of kinship and friendship. Lyrical imagery is interspersed with bare boned honesty about the damages of corporate greed. Hall’s poetry upholds the abiding presence of the lore and law of Country and its people, expressed so eloquently.' (Publication summary)

Canberra : Recent Work Press , 2017
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y separately published work icon Air Variations Jennifer Harrison , Canberra : Recent Work Press , 2017 14705162 2017 selected work poetry

'In Air Variations Jennifer Harrison offers beautifully crafted reflections and reveries, quietly spoken images, descriptions and observations of daily life: gardening, relationships, family, friends, ageing and illness. Through a precise use of poetic form and incisive imagery, these ‘twenty-two ephemera’ probe beneath the surface, leaving the reader with a feeling of loss, loneliness and lament. The quotidian is taken up with careful, tender thoughtfulness, discovering rather than defining, seeking answers but allowing the answers to change, to fly free, to not settle too hard and fast. A gentle curiosity pervades the collection, inviting a contemplation of the liminal.' (Publication summary)

Canberra : Recent Work Press , 2017
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y separately published work icon Everyone Will Have a Birthday Glyn Maxwell , Canberra : International Poetry Studies Institute (IPSI) , 2017 13924847 2017 selected work poetry

'Everyone Will Have a Birthday showcases a range of Glyn Maxwell's poems and songs written for theatre and opera. Witty, satirical and occasionally bawdy this collection is all about song, a celebration of song and of the song within poetry. It's assuring to know, that in such uncertain times, everyone will have a birthday, so tune your pipes, kick up your heels and prepare to indulge in some musical cheer.' (Publication summary)

Canberra : International Poetry Studies Institute (IPSI) , 2017
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y separately published work icon Dark Matter Eileen Chong , Canberra : Recent Work Press , 2018 14704415 2018 selected work poetry Canberra : Recent Work Press , 2018
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y separately published work icon The Outsider Sholeh Wolpé , Canberra : Recent Work Press , 2018 14704454 2018 selected work poetry Canberra : Recent Work Press , 2018

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