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Review: The perfect balance between grace and power – The Collected Poems of Fay Zwicky, Ed. Lucy Dougan & Tim Dolin - by

Review: INCARNATION IS NO BURDEN – Music Our Bodies Can’t Hold, Andy Jackson - by

Carmen Leigh Keates

Review: to sing the song back to our land, Fume, Phillip Hall - by

Review: Three snapshots from UWA – The Criminal Re-Register, Ross Gibson; The Tiny Museums, Carolyn Abbs; Hush: A Fugue, Dominique Hecq - by

Review: Of its gilt edges and evident fanfare – Glass, Rose Hunter - by

Review: Making it Rain in Words – History & the Poet: Essays on Australian Poetry, Robert Wood - by

Review: ALL THE OLD DUDES All that Wasted Heat, Jonathan Hadwen - by

Carmen Leigh Keates

Review: ‘A body full of organs’ – Soap, Charlotte Guest - by

Review The Sorrow in our Marrow, Domestic Interior by Fiona Wright - by

Review Novenas for the Zeitgeist, Flood Damages by Eunice Andrada - by

Review Welcome to struggle town (rinse & repeat), Newcastle Sonnets by Keri Glastonbury - by

Review For nothing, more than nothing… For birds, sky… Anywhy by Jennifer Harrison - by

Mark Prendergast

Review – Ambient Light, Tourniquet by Vanessa Page - by

Review – From you to me / To you from me / It’s a start / Heart to heart, Aboriginal Country by Lisa Bellear - by

Estelle Castro-Koshy

Review – “A rose is a rose is a fist …” Tim Thorne: A prophet in his own land, Running out of entropy by Tim Thorne. - by

Review – Inwrought gold and shadowed light, Sun Music: New and Selected Poems by Judith Beveridge - by

Review – When the Stones Began to Sing, Stone Mother Tongue by Annamaria Weldon - by

The Sheer Skill of Assemblage - by

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Laurie Duggan

Laurie Duggan was born in Melbourne and was involved in the poetry worlds of that city and Sydney through the 1970s and 80s. In 2006 he moved to England, living in Faversham, Kent until 2018 when he returned to Sydney. His most recent books are Homer Street (Giramondo 2020), Selected Poems 1971-2017 (Shearsman 2018), No Particular Place To Go (Shearsman 2017).

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