Gender:
Male
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BiographyHistory
Most Referenced Works
Notes
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Additional Works (in publications not currently indexed by AustLit):
- 'The Green Religion' (poetry), The Weekend Australian, 23-24 March 2019, p.23.
- 'George Mackay Brown – In the Hands of a Loving Poet', Rochford Street Review 36.1 (2023): https://rochfordstreetreview.com/2023/04/27/george-mackay-brown-in-the-hands-of-a-loving-poet-an-essay-by-by-tim-slade/
Tim Slade's haiku have been published in:
Evening Breeze : The Anthology From the Inaugural Janice M. Bostok Haiku Award
Famous Reporter : no. 42, 2011
Tim Slade has also published work on the web-forum Tasmanian Times, including poetry and articles of social critique (some of the latter have also been published elsewhere). He has also published poetry in Communion Arts Journal.
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Placed second in the 2014 Les Harris Short Story Prize with Mum’s Morris Major.
On the Web
- Home | Tim Slade (jimdosite.com) Sighted: 08/06/2023
Personal Awards
- 2019 honourable mention Margaret Reid Prize for 'Teacup of the Rose'.
- 2009 finalist Cricket Poetry Award — Top Poems of 09 for 'Cradle to the Grave : A Five-Test Series'
Awards for Works
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The Walnut Tree
Tasmania
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Bright South
,
2021
23693287
2021
selected work
poetry
'The Walnut Tree is Tim Slade’s debut collection of poetry. It is audacious yet down-to-earth writing, rich with the language and icons of the bush and suburban contemporary Australia. He writes of cricket and music, mountain biking, snakes, echidnas and extinctions, and of the effects of our social and industrial landscapes on the human body, psyche, and other species. He engages, often humorously, with poets such as Les Murray and Clive James, as well offering a response from the heart to Indigenous culture and Country.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
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