Dust Bowl Days single work   poetry   "it was in April I believe,"
Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 Dust Bowl Days
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  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Creatrix no. 35 December 2016 22040031 2016 periodical issue poetry 2016
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon I Protest! Poems of Dissent Stephen Matthews (editor), Port Adelaide : Ginninderra Press , 2020 19510975 2020 anthology poetry

    'In these poems of protest and dissent are to be found anger, anxiety, compassion, insight and sharp observation, expressed in the way that is the special gift of poets. There's humour too, to leaven the more serious poems. I Protest! once again demonstrates the Australia-wide breadth of talent in the ranks of poets who have been published by Ginninderra Press. This is a collection to savour, to ponder and to celebrate.' (Publication summary)

    Port Adelaide : Ginninderra Press , 2020
    pg. 43
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Creatrix no. 48 March 2020 22066224 2020 periodical issue poetry 2020
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    y separately published work icon Catchment – Poetry of Place no. 2 21 June 2024 28290526 2024 periodical issue poetry

    'Welcome to the second release of Catchment – Poetry of Place.

    'In April, impetus towards this edition came from a writing workshop, inspiring work published.

    'Held in Drouin – in regional Victoria – during May, a poetry reading gave further momentum.

    'Incorporating tanka & longer poems, it showcased writing from our first issue. Along with local writer-presenters, our program included Melbourne-based poets as readers.

    'One contributor visiting from interstate helped make up a large, receptive audience.

    'Giving an introductory outline, I posed the question: ‘Why poetry of place?’' (Introduction)

    2024
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