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Issue 15 Editorial by Angela Gardner and Carmen Leigh Keates - by

Interview

Interview: Martin Duwell - by

Carmen Leigh Keates

Poems

A Temple For You. - by

David Stavanger

ABM (All Bout Money) - by

After Being Examined Again - by

Another time and place where we might belong - by

Brian Obiri-Asare

Atom - by

Becoming (from memory and a Hocąk tale) - by

Begging Bowls - by

Diaries of the World - by

Extra Virgin - by

Feathers of Doom Littering the Ground - by

From Crossing Two Rivers - by

Mark Prendergast

How to be an Alpha Male - by

David Stavanger

In The Navy - by

Living with Sieve - by

Local bus from Tampere to Helsinki - by

March Heatwave - by

Meeting Me There Later - by

Moab - by

Heather Taylor Johnson

Victoria Bladen

Nightlines - by

Christopher Kelen

On Living Tomorrow - by

On the Loch - by

Sacramental Agnostic, Mr Christian - by

Selworthy Beacon - by

Splintered Viking Boat Song - by

The Book Says - by

The Gap in the Trees - by

The Horror - by

David Stavanger

The Last Word - by

Heather Taylor Johnson

The River Night - by

Theater of the Void - by

turkey vulture quiz - by

Virus - by

What Do Our Bathrooms Do After We Leave? - by

Shriram Sivaramakrishnan

What to Eat When Someone Dies - by

Work Series - by

Reviews

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

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

Carmen Leigh Keates

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

Carmen Leigh Keates

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

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

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

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

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

Author Info

Author

Angela Gardner

ANGELA GARDNER's verse novel The Sorry Tale of the Mignonette was published by Shearsman Books UK in 2021. Her latest poetry collections are Some Sketchy Notes on Matter (Recent Work Press, Australia, 2020) and The Told World (selected poetry) Shearsman Books UK 2014. Among other awards and commissions, she has received a Churchill Fellowship, the Thomas Shapcott Poetry Prize, and Australia Council Residencies and Project funding. Recent poems have been shortlisted for the Aesthetica International Creative Writing Prize and longlisted for the Live Canon International Poetry Prize and published in The Yale Review and West Branch USA; Blackbox Manifold, The Long Poem and Tears in the Fence, UK; Plumwood Mountain, Westerley, Southerly, Rabbit and Cordite, Australia. She is a visual artist with work in international public collections.

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