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The Age
7 November
2009
Z1645437
2009
newspaper issue
2009
pg.
29
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A2
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The Wind-Up Birdman of Moorabool Street
Glebe
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Puncher and Wattmann
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2012
Z1881203
2012
selected work
poetry
In this stunning, visionary collection, A. Frances Johnson offers cautionary threnodies that muse on environment and the endurance of theme park notions of the natural, in spheres poetic and beyond. This is a richly varied collection: among moving lyrics of loss are dystopian visions, such as the last living bird with its wings and vocal chords sludged by the oily depredations of Exxon Valdez, hummingbird drones indiscriminately raiding and killing, and hybrid bird-humans blurring the boundaries between nature and culture to survive.
Glebe : Puncher and Wattmann , 2012 pg. 62
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