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'Anne Vickery...traces how, since the 1980s, periodicals and anthologies have enabled a protean space in which forms of gay and lesbian poetic community have come into being. Historically, queer subcultures have been 'hermetic', lacking an open speaking position within heteronormative society, and Vickery proposes that his place of negativity in relation to the straight world 'may find affinity with poetry's notorious obscurity'. (Kirkpatrick, Peter and Dixon, Robert: Introduction xviii)
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Anthologies and the Anti-Republic of Australian Gay and Lesbian Poetry
Subjects:
- Selling Out 1991 single work poetry
- Out of the Box : Contemporary Australian Gay and Lesbian Poets 2009 anthology poetry
- Edge City on Two Different Plans : A Collective of Lesbian and Gay Writings from Australia 1983 anthology poetry short story
- Pink Ink : An Anthology of Australian Lesbian and Gay Writers 1991 anthology short story poetry extract drama
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