There’s a Boom up There (after Scott Morrison) single work   poetry   "This slider puzzle poem is a comment on how recording equipment can be increasingly used to reveal"
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    y separately published work icon Cordite Poetry Review Propaganda no. 97 and 98 October 2020 20329298 2020 periodical issue 'Loaded term: propaganda. Hardly the mild descriptive tag of its origin, the word now invokes visions of cynical manipulation, grand conspiracies to turn entire populations against their own interests and against each other.' (Mez Breeze and Simon Groth, Editorial introduction) 2020
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