Strange Blindness single work   poetry   "Suddenly, a man is running"
Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 2022 Strange Blindness
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    y separately published work icon Meanjin vol. 81 no. 3 September 2022 25509606 2022 periodical issue 'We saw images recently that captured light from a moment 13 billion years ago. A thing of wonders. Minds turned to the deepest of time, the origins of our universe, and perhaps to that moment before the sudden creation of an infinity of something from an endless expanse of nothing. Or was that big bang the final decaying and thus creating moment of a previous infinity of something? Our minds can tiptoe around these ideas, but never quite land in a recognisable space between them. But maybe that is their beauty, the tantalising possibility of utter unknowability.' (Jonathan Green, Editorial introduction) 2022 pg. 127
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    y separately published work icon Anthology of Australian Verse 2023 Lucas Smith (editor), Carlton North : Bonfire Books , 2024 28115041 2024 anthology poetry

    'This anthology showcases the work of contemporary Australian poets writing in formal and formal-ish styles, committed to rhythm, sense and music in verse. Featuring a balance of older established poets, including Australia’s greatest living formalist, Stephen Edgar, alongside new poets appearing for the first time, this is an innovative and exciting anthology that pours new wine into old wineskins.' (Publication summary)

    Carlton North : Bonfire Books , 2024
    pg. 58
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