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Night Falling - by

Maria Takolander

Nana’s Hair - by

Lift - by

Maria Takolander

some beaux pres(id)ents - by

Grandad’s Passover - by

Deep throat - by

Once more with feeling - by

The three genders: women, men, consumerism - by

In a Kelly town museum - by

for a few years - by

the minutiae - by

OK - by

Matt Hetherington

Wasn’t Listening - by

Matt Hetherington

Sold Out II - by

Man sitting in a garden near to Lukely Brook - by

The Camargue in Early Spring - by

For eyes that shine (a cutup using text from Adrian Plass’ Silences and Nonsenses: Collected Poetry, Doggerel, and Whimsy) - by

Saint - by

Father Faith - by

Who Put the Mock in Democracy? - by

Well trodden - by

Nature strip - by

from UNCOOKED LEGACY Sonnets 23 & 27 - by

i get those messages all the time - by

on Fremont - by

water - by

Postcard

A Postcard from the Katharine Susannah Pritchard Writer’s Centre Residency - by

Reviews

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

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

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 – 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 – Ambient Light, Tourniquet by Vanessa Page - by

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

Mark Prendergast

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

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

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

Author Info

Author

Jena Woodhouse

Jena Woodhouse recently spent time writing at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Annaghmakerrig, Ireland. In 2017 her work appeared in Verge 2017: Chimera(Monash University); the Red Room’s New Shoots anthology; Not Very Quiet; the Henry Kendall Poetry Award’s competition anthology Ear to Earth (as a prizewinner); StylusLit; and elsewhere, and as a guest blog on the State Library of Queensland's website. Her poem, "Green Dance", forms part of a new permanent poetry installation on Mt Tamborine. She is currently the poetry editor for Hecate.

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