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This extract contains some overlap with that appearing in Southerly 60.2 (2000), but with some different text as well.
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Morning, Hyphen
Sydney
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Vagabond Press
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2000
Z1288753
2000
selected work
poetry
“The work in Morning, Hyphen continues the fuzzy logic, the ready-or-not intelligence of his poetry that could appear impatient if it were not for the generosity of his language and of his sharing of their subject matter. He has a particular use of italics, line breaks within words, playces that could appear as misprints except you know he is too deliberate and precise. Peter Minter continues fabricating the body from experience, travelling the layers beneath the skin, poeming with syntax and meaning.- Angela Gardner' (Source: Peter Minter website)
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