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Issue Details: First known date: 2023... no. 13 March 2023 of StylusLit est. 2017 StylusLit
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'Welcome to Issue 13 of StylusLit were we interview David Adès, and Felix Cheong. Poet David Adès is the host of “Poets’ Corner” podcast (in association with WestWords), and Singaporean editor and poet, Felix Cheong, will be letting us in on the hybrid genre of poetry comics.' (Publication summary)

Notes

  • Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:

    Emotional Curiosity By Changming Yu

    Gas Waltz By Gregory Vincent St. Thomasinoan

    October weekend By Jonathan Chan

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2023 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Comedy, Jane Downing , single work short story
Pups, Joshua Lee Shimmen , single work short story
Sky Writer, Erin Law , single work short story
Station Frenzy, Jean-François Vernay , Christopher Ringrose (translator), Kevin Lane (translator), single work short story
David Adès in Conversation with Rosanna Licari, Rosanna Licari (interviewer), single work interview
Felix Cheong in Conversation with Rosanna Licari, Rosanna Licari (interviewer), single work interview
After Cage By Dominique Hecq, Alison Clifton , single work review
— Review of After Cage Dominique Hecq , 2019 selected work poetry ;

'Dominique Hecq’s After Cage (2nd edition) is presented on the page as a long poem. Yet, After Cage is more than written lyric poetry: it is a multi-generic performance piece incorporating verse and dance that Hecq calls “an experiment in poiesis” in the afterword. Movement was integral to the conception, refinement, and enactment of After Cage as both a written poetic work and a dance performance in the style of a fugue. While After Cage is a hybrid work, the poem in written form offers insight and impact as a standalone piece.'  (Introduction)

Earlier By Rosanna E Licari, Jane Frank , single work review
— Review of Earlier Rosanna Licari , 2023 selected work novel ;

'Rosanna E Licari’s new collection is ambitious in scope and depth. This is Licari’s first major publication since An Absence of Saints (University of Queensland Press, 2010) which won the Thomas Shapcott Poetry Prize, the Wesley Michel Wright Prize and the Anne Elder Award. The sixty-seven poems in this book transport the reader through the course of history from the stirrings of creation and the births of various life forms to accounts of the poet’s own beginnings, her family’s war torn past and the miracle of awakening each day to her subtropical Queensland surroundings. Hope and survival are constant themes.'  (Introduction)

Ecliptical By Hazel Smith, Jane Frank , single work review
— Review of Ecliptical Hazel Smith , 2022 selected work poetry prose ;

'What is most striking in Hazel Smith’s fifth collection of poetry is the far-ranging scope of topics explored and the wide number of poetic approaches employed, the poet still succeeding in retaining a powerful, unifying voice throughout. Smith’s poems challenge both intellectually and emotionally. Familial poems written in free verse are sandwiched between computer-generated works and list poems. Politically and socially aware poems about Trump, Brexit, the Berlin Wall and Covid-19 share space with poems such as the one that we first encounter, ‘The Collection’ [8-9] in which the poem’s third person narrator confesses to their process of writing and curating the book, a heads up to the reader that the poems in it'  (Introduction)

A Gift of Chickensi"On the chickens’ first morning,", Jane Frank , single work poetry
Animali"Quadrupedia revised into mammalia", Carl Walsh , single work poetry
DI/ODE CLXXXVi"no incursion to outer, only ambush. sun-blind as any", Louis Armand , single work poetry
Gaspi"Breath becomes you; that faint flush", Kate Maxwell , single work poetry
In the Gardeni"In the garden Kurrawongs wait,", Marcelle Freiman , single work poetry
Incongruitiesi"A one-hour Sunday afternoon violin lesson —", David Adès , single work poetry
Jarresi"A company, like cows.", Pam Schindler , single work poetry
Ketapangi"How interested are trees", Cyril Wong , single work poetry
Radiant Arrowsi"Beyond the portal leading to the next room", Gregory Piko , single work poetry
Road Outside Knossos at Duski"A crease in history’s crepuscule,", Jena Woodhouse , single work poetry
Sulphuri"Mid-spring, not yet", Jane Williams , single work poetry

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