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Alternative title: Australian Edition
Issue Details: First known date: 2023... August 2023 of Live Encounters est. 2009 Live Encounters
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'When Live Encounters editor, Mark Ulyseas, invited me to reach out to thirty poets for their contributions to a special Australian Edition of the journal, I knew I had my work cut out. Live Encounters has long been recognised and appreciated for taking a spirit-level to the joists and beams of poetry journal publication by featuring new and emerging voices next to the work of poets with international reputations.' (Audrey Molloy, Editorial introduction)

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* Contents derived from the 2023 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The River Passesi"THE RIVER passes right to left across", Mark Tredinnick , poetry
Artist Statementi"ART airdrops me into tight places—remote,", Mark Tredinnick , poetry
Woodhill in Rain on the Eve of An Anniversaryi"THE RAIN became the whole night long; the darkness, an inland sea.", Mark Tredinnick , poetry
Ghost of the Great Faminei"I tread the portico of centuries,", Denise O'Hagan , poetry
The Cardiac Surgeon’s Daughter Dreamsi"It wasn’t enough", Denise O'Hagan , poetry
The Kookaburra.i"I am fourteen, halfway across a metal pipe", Anthony Lawrence , poetry
A Fox on the Flatsi"While digging for worms on the mud flats,", Anthony Lawrence , poetry
Fieldsi"I rarely leave a field unvisited, morphometrically speaking.", Anthony Lawrence , poetry
The Long Milesi"maybe you know them, maybe you’ve walked them", Tricia Dearborn , poetry
Eagles’ Dance .i"What would it feel like", Jo Lyons , poetry
Aubade to Homei"I wake up with poetry in my head,", Jo Lyons , poetry
Follow the Birdsi"Tune into the birds, you’d said, or something like it;", Jo Lyons , poetry
The Decision .i"When she thought of her history as a bell-curve", Daragh Byrne , poetry
Reading Your Poems about Your Dead Son, Quicklyi"I am reading your words", Esther Ottaway , poetry
Van Gogh’s Sunflowersi"I’d seen them for decades, on postcards, on tea towels", Esther Ottaway , poetry
Dream of Bitter Seasonsi"Bark with the dogs, help me", Rico Craig , poetry
Leaving a Summeri"a curse to the air / bodies surrounded by drouth / empty sky / doom’s eucalyptus smoulder /", Rico Craig , poetry
Cinder in Our Chestsi"If we are friends I have collapsed", Rico Craig , poetry
Dead Possumi"For days the possum’s stink pulled the blowflies in—", Judith Beveridge , poetry
Two Brothersi"Bibo and Jakov lived with six cats in their green fibro house.", Judith Beveridge , poetry
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