'Anomaly is a series which publishes heterodox, eccentric and heretical works. Mashing fact with fiction, poetry with philosophy, fish with fowl, Anomaly is a laboratory of unprecedented writings.'
Source: re.press website, http://www.re-press.org/
Sighted: 22/04/2008
Black River
Helen Johnson
(illustrator),
Melbourne
:
Re.Press
,
2007
Z1550851
2007
single work
novel
'Black river is the autobiography of a nonexistent personage. Drawing on literary techniques developed by beckett, Burroughs and Borges, Black river plunges into a violent and surreal world from which the last traces of the gods have vanished.' - back cover
Melbourne
:
Re.Press
,
2007
The Trip : An Odyssey
Seddon
:
Re.Press
,
2008
Z1492280
2008
single work
novel
'The Trip is the story of Odysseus or Oddy who claims he's as old as Arfstraya itself. He's brain-damaged, demented, deluded or just senile. He is an old beer-drinker who has drunk too much grog in his time; he is perpetually down the local pub; indeed, he just about lives there... Or he's been embittered by all the indignities he's suffered as a Greek migrant to Arfstraya or he's telling the truth and he really is one of the Olympian gods, an immortal, a minor deity, a demi- or semi-god who can even remember the dinosaurs...
'The Trip traverses Australian history, and features some prominent Australian historical personalities on the way.' (Publisher's blurb)
Seddon : Re.Press , 2008
Out of Bounds
Prahran
:
Re.Press
,
2009
Z1789852
2009
sequence
poetry
'Out of Bounds is a sequence of poems in three parts, i.e., 'The Gaze of Silence', 'Out of Bounds' and 'The Silence of the Gaze'. It is a double story of dislocation that explores autobiographical fragments drawing on the protagonist's experience of migration and motherhood. It draws together the two strands to reveal a subject at pains to re-define herself through language in a space circumscribed by sexuality, culture, and post-colonial politics.' (Publisher's blurb)
Prahran
:
Re.Press
,
2009
The History of My Body
Prahran
:
Re.Press
,
2012
Z1899054
2012
single work
novel
satire
'The History of My Body is a meditation on childhood, adolescence and young adulthood by an emerging Australian female writer. This is a history of the merciless, well-worn path of encounters and accomplices: of family and friends, of education and confusion, of solids, liquids and gas. History traditionally pertains to fact, but the story of the body of Larissa Bird descries no such truth. ' (Publication summary)
Prahran : Re.Press , 2012
