To Music single work   poetry   "You of the Minute Waltz and the Four Seasons,"
Issue Details: First known date: 1990... 1990 To Music
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    y separately published work icon Scripsi vol. 6 no. 3 1990 Z619096 1990 periodical issue 1990 pg. 4
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    y separately published work icon Night Thoughts Gwen Harwood , Canberra : National Library of Australia , 1992 Z105390 1992 selected work poetry Canberra : National Library of Australia , 1992 pg. [6-7]
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    y separately published work icon The Present Tense Gwen Harwood , Alison Hoddinott (editor), Potts Point : Imprint , 1995 Z94648 1995 selected work short story poetry prose Potts Point : Imprint , 1995 pg. 127
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    y separately published work icon Selected Poems : A New Edition Gwen Harwood , Gregory Kratzmann (editor), Victor Harbor : Halcyon Press , 2001 Z824188 2001 selected work poetry Details of the changes made in compiling this selection are outlined in the editor's introduction . Some poems not appearing in previous selections, as well as some unpublished poems, have been added; some poems previously appearing have been omitted. Textual emendations have been made to some works. Victor Harbor : Halcyon Press , 2001 pg. 233-234
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    y separately published work icon Mappings of the Plane : New Selected Poems Gwen Harwood , Gregory Kratzmann (editor), Chris Wallace-Crabbe (editor), Manchester : Fyfield Books , 2009 Z1635144 2009 selected work poetry

    'Gwen Harwood (1920-1995) is one of the best loved Australian poets of the twentieth century - and a fierce prankster, who published poems under half-a-dozen names and identities. By turns poignant, sensuous and mischievous, passionately musical, her poetry is marked by sure intelligence and a quicksilver, anti-authoritarian wit.

    'This new selection of her poetry from 1943 to her death makes the full range of the work accessible for the first time to poetry-lovers in the northern hemisphere. With an introduction by the leading Harwood critic Gregory Kratzmann and the Australian poet Chris Wallace-Crabbe, who corresponded with Harwood, the selection includes hitherto little-known work along with poems which have become part of the central canon of Australian poetry.' (From the publisher's website.)

    Manchester : Fyfield Books , 2009
    pg. 134
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