Pam Schindler Pam Schindler i(A79123 works by)
Born: Established: 1952 Washington DC,
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United States of America (USA),
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Americas,
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Gender: Female
Arrived in Australia: 1969
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y separately published work icon Say, a River Port Adelaide : Ginninderra Press , 2023 25920466 2023 selected work poetry

''Pam Schindler's say, a river proves the best poems don't have to shout. There is so much light in the brushstrokes of this painterly collection, in which Schindler washes private moments of grief and intimacy onto nature's liminal spaces. These are compact poems "spinning into [their] own weather"; they are "thin moon[s] cradling the dark".' - Zenobia Frost

''Here's a poet who is one of Australia's recording angels of the natural world, whose pen's an artist's brush, whose poems "cut words on the clear air" with the arrow-sure, effortless grace that comes only from mature craftsmanship. Her themes paint dimensions of love and loss on a frail canvas made new from lissom, nimble, honey-sharp words. We breathe in this beauty aware that underneath is a leonine strength and a bright deep knowing.' - Anne Kellas

''This softly-spoken collection shares the poet's contemplation of presence and absence. The reader is drawn close to poems that invite a reflective mind. Their power comes from the affectionate distillation of small details of the natural world and the deeply-felt experience of human relationships, love and loss, into direct and unselfconscious language. Having engaged her reader, Schindler steps aside and lets the words work their magic.' - Ynes Sanz' (Publication summary) 

2025 longlisted Tasmania Book Prizes Tasmanian Literary Awards Tim Thorne Prize for Poetry
Landscape i "I remember arriving with the grasstree spikes", 2016 single work poetry
— Appears in: Verity La , October 2016;
2016 highly commended Queensland Poetry Festival Awards Philip Bacon Ekphrasis Poetry Award
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