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'The concept of Woven, a Fair Trade project from Red Room Poetry, seems simple but the reality is complex: one local First Nations poet is paired with another First Nations poet from another continent, and together they create a poem. This is an ambitious undertaking for the poets themselves and especially for the editor, Māori poet Anne-Marie Te Whiu, who should be commended for stewarding this project through the last few tumultuous years. The resulting book is a gorgeous tapestry of weavings from some fine poets.' (Introduction)
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https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/current-issue/1002-may-2024-no-464/12529-mykaela-saunders-reviews-woven-first-nations-poetic-conversations-from-the-fair-trade-project-edited-by-anne-marie-te-whiu
Poetic Tapestries : An Ambitious Multi-vocal Project
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- Woven : First Nations Poetic Conversations from the Fair Trade Project 2024 anthology poetry
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