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Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Tell Me Like You Mean It 3
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'Once I had a dream about a sea mollusc that latched onto the inside of my calf, and stayed there. The logic of the dream made me understand that the mollusc wasn’t actually a mollusc, but the mollusc was a poem, not mine, but one that I had read. The poem wasn’t identifiable, but the poem was a good poem, and I woke up with questions. What, exactly, do I want from poetry? What space does poetry hold (in the body, in the mind, in society)? What is the work of poetry? Why does it always return so persistently (that is, both for me, personally, and in a broader historical sense), and what makes it stick?' (Introduction)

Notes

  • Chapbook
  • Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed.  

Contents

* Contents derived from the Melbourne, Victoria,:Cordite Press , 2019 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Commute Aka I Need a Haircuti"convince yourself", Zoe Kingsley , single work poetry
For Katie West, After Clearingi"when you almost catch the frog there is water underground", Neika Lehman , single work poetry
The Feeling of Holding a Fight in Your Handsi"there is always the question of the tackle. officially: all the contours are drawn around possession. every time", Stella Maynard , single work poetry
VULTURE PHANTASYi"rocky headland of a bright", Ursula Robinson-Shaw , single work poetry
Getting Nowherei"under the fluorescent supermarket light", Bridget Gilmartin , single work poetry
Author's note: after John Cage’s A Lecture on Nothing
Yawning / Colognei"A “home game” helps to lose you – some of", Jonno Revanche , single work poetry
Forbid Talk Hong Kong Issui"Hi mate", Janet Jiahui Wu , single work poetry
Yolk Together Ruini"in the kitchen a woman tied a knot in a", Bonnie Reid , single work poetry
This poem is in six numbered parts.
Eat the Richi"rich woman", Manisha Anjali , single work poetry
Three Dots, Pending Texti"Three dots, pending text. My weather is all out of alignment. The housing bubble is loosing sleep, rapidly, and", Harriet McInerney , single work poetry
Skullcrushingi"{{{{{{{{{{{{{{(((((({{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{(((((({{{{{{{{{{{{{", Claire Albrecht , single work poetry
Birth-Controlled Dykei"Butter me up", Alex Creece , single work poetry
Elegy for Solid Snake 3.1i"The Siberian desert is the first shock: that it’s a desert, green,", Rory Dufficy , single work poetry
Current Updatei"broken rocks tick in us", Sam Langer , single work poetry
Her Mother Thinks She’s a Lesbiani"Mother: those books", Timmah Ball , single work poetry
New Year’s Eve in Tasmaniai"that summer of 2002", Prithvi Varatharajan , single work poetry
Great Artesian Nowherei"we live on liquified pastures", Will Druce , single work poetry
These Are the Things I Sayi"soon it will be time to turn off the TV, to make you piss and brush your teeth", Grace Heyer , single work poetry
Crowi"Wild as a black Darug crow", Julie Janson , single work poetry

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