Now That No-One Is Watching single work   poetry   "another beautiful day"
Is part of As Though We Were Never Here Jaya Savige , 2005 sequence poetry
Issue Details: First known date: 2004... 2004 Now That No-One Is Watching
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    y separately published work icon Foam:e no. 1 2004 Z1120765 2004 periodical issue 2004
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    y separately published work icon Latecomers Jaya Savige , St Lucia : University of Queensland Press , 2005 Z1213117 2005 selected work poetry

    'Winner of the prestigious Arts Queensland Thomas Shapcott Poetry Prize, Jaya Savige’s latecomers is a first collection of poems by one of Australia’s most exciting young poets. Lively, playful, and always intelligent, Savige’s poems show an awareness of place, of the inescapability of history, and a personal commitment to the precision of language. ‘The poems in latecomers go beyond what we take for granted these days in a first collection: refinement of language and cadence, allusiveness, wit. Moving easily through abstract wonders and the streets of the inner city, they return for nourishment to family and ‘the Island’ – Bribie, its fishing-life and beaches – as a test always of what is native and endures’ – DAVID MALOUF' (Publication summary)

         St Lucia : University of Queensland Press , 2005     pg. 66
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