Atlantic Whispers single work   poetry   "The Atlantic Ocean sweeps a disturbing chill across this tapestry-stained window box"
Issue Details: First known date: 2008... 2008 Atlantic Whispers
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    y separately published work icon Anonymous Premonition Yvette Holt , St Lucia : University of Queensland Press , 2008 Z1457819 2008 selected work poetry 'Winner of the 2005 David Unaipon Award, Anonymous Premonition gives the low-down on what it is to be an Indigenous woman today. Her collection of startling and fresh poems treats us to an energetic and unconventional journey from love, sex, empowerment and travel to motherhood and family, activism and grief.' (Source: Publisher's blurb) St Lucia : University of Queensland Press , 2008 pg. 59
Alternative title: Susurrros del Atlántico
First line of verse: "The Atlantic Ocean sweeps a disturbing chill across this tapestry-stained window box=El Océano Atlántico barre un perturbador frío a través de la tapizada mancha del ventanal"
Language: Spanish , English
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    y separately published work icon Earth Mirror Espejo de Tierra O'Malley : Chilean Embassy, Australia , 2008 Z1520701 2008 anthology poetry

    'The hardcover anthology Espejo de Tierra / Earth Mirror: An Anthology of Chilean Mapuche and Australian Aboriginal Poetry, showcases the work of five Mapuche and five Australia Indigenous poets in both English and Spanish translation, and the works of Chilean and Australian Indigenous visual artists.

    With introductions by renowned Chilean poet Gonzalo Rojas and University of Sydney scholar and poet Peter Minter, this innovative publication highlights the similarities and links between two ancient and revered cultures.' Andrew Potter

         O'Malley : Chilean Embassy, Australia , 2008     pg. 140-141
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