Issue Details: First known date: 2024... 2024 ‘Bombala Boss’ : Harry Reid in Conversation with Michael Farrell
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'How on earth to interview Michael Farrell? I once introduced Farrell at a reading as one of my ‘top five dead or alive’ Australian poets. I still believe this to be true. I once watched him eat a falafel during the open mic section of a poetry reading in Sydney. Once, while driving the work van, I saw Farrell on the way to the pool and honked the horn, realising later he’d have no idea it was me. What does this all mean? Farrell’s latest book is Googlecholia (2022) and the one before that was Family Trees (2020). These are the ones we talk about. They are both very, very good. Farrell’s work is expansive. It’s funny and sweet and tough and tender.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Cordite Poetry Review Baby no. 111 1 February 2024 27616531 2024 periodical issue poetry

    'We released the call-out for BABY on 30 May 2023. We were thinking of baby projects, the spark of something new, thinking of the person who we call ‘baby’, thinking of Liam Ferney, bard of the bubs, who writes the best baby poems this side of town.'  ( Shastra Deo and Liam Ferney : Editorial introduction)

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