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Born: Established: 1993 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, ;
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1 y separately published work icon Capital Letters : ACT Writers Centre Poets' Lunch, 2008 ACT Writers Centre , Canberra : Boris Books , 2008 Z1605488 2008 anthology poetry

"25 poems by Writers Centre members on the theme Capital Letters, a celebration of Canberra's people, cockatoos and cold, with reflections on past, future and poetry"--Back cover.
1 y separately published work icon The World on My Washing Line Robin Davidson , Canberra : Boris Books , 2006 Z1440049 2006 selected work poetry
1 2 y separately published work icon Turtles All the Way Down : Poems by Anne Edgeworth Anne Edgeworth , Canberra : Boris Books , 1999 Z225087 1999 selected work poetry
1 y separately published work icon Deeper Into the Blue : Poems Carrie Louise Sonneborn , Woden : Boris Books , 1997 Z493124 1997 selected work poetry
1 y separately published work icon Off the Edge Canberra Performance Poets , Maureen Burdett (editor), Woden : Boris Books , 1995 Z427790 1995 anthology short story poetry
1 y separately published work icon Kissing Angels on the Eve of Revolution : Poems for Performance Robin Davidson , Woden : Boris Books , 1995 Z341410 1995 selected work poetry
1 y separately published work icon All Hearts on Deck : A Personal Account of the 1981-2 Campaigns of the Marine Mammal Conservation Ship Sea Shepherd Frances Lydia Seymour , Woden : Boris Books , 1993 Z1426494 1993 single work autobiography
1 7 y separately published work icon A Plastic Paradise D. W. Walker , Woden : Boris Books , 1993 Z467720 1993 single work novel satire 'In Canberra, the planners have gone berserk. Infill development has taken over parks, backyards, median strips. Real money has been replaced by plastic, controlled by the Funds Transfer Authority, whose all-pervasive computer system even monitors childrens' spending of their pocket money. Now the planners are eyeing off the toilter blocks and gas barbeques at the picnic grounds for new outfill development. But they meet some unexpectedly effective opposition from the people already there...'
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