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THE SPACE BETWEEN MOUTH AND MICROPHONE: SOLID AIR (edited by David Stavanger and Anne-Marie Te Whiu)

Edited by Robyn Cadwallader Solid Air is an anthology covering the last ten years of spoken word and performance poetry in Australia and New Zealand. It is the first such …

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Anne-Marie Te WhiuBen HessionDavid Stavanger

Under the Corn (Emma Maguire)

I am picking soft tomatoes from the vine when I see the old woman for the first time. Our house squats stubbornly among cornfields that stretch far and flat to …

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Emma Maguire

The Light Fantastic (Mark O’Flynn)

GRASSHOPPER, 1889 Stuck fast  the grasshopper in Van Gogh’s painting  Olive Grove has achieved some immortality,  at least so far as it goes for grasshoppers.  Like Pharaohs eviscerated, or thylacines …

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Mark O'Flynn

Do My Boobs Look Big in This? (Liz Hall-Downs)

Edited by Kathryn Hummel Do my boobs look big in this? The truth is, my boobs always look big.  Regardless of what I wear. I have big boobs. Bazoombas. They …

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Liz Hall-Downs

Hypomanic Satori Behind the Wheel (James Redfern)

every face ever in time conceived is now displayed on the bright yellow leaves on the bright yellow ginko trees lining both sides of the highway and as I drive …

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James Redfern

Love (Moz/Mostafa Azimitabar)

Curated by Saba Vasefi   Moz (Mostafa Azimitabaris) is a Kurdish refugee who fled from troubles in his homeland and arrived in Australia in 2013. He was forcibly transferred to …

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Mostafa AzimitabarMozSaba Vasefi

You Are Not a Burden (Damien Becker)

You Are Not a Burden (Despite  (the sacrifices   (carers are truly    (held to ransom by     (economic rationalism and      (the right to       (your story as        …

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Damien Becker

Because Once More (Natasha Rai)

Edited by Michelle McLaren Driving to work this morning, I think about Ben. It’s been eight months since he vanished. The longest he’s ever been away. Can’t he bring himself …

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Natasha RaiVerity La

EMBODY & GRIEF FOR HIRE

Launch of Verity La Anthology No. 2 EMBODY What does it mean to be embodied in human or animal form? How does our body — its size, colour, race, gender, …

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Alise BlayneyDavid StavangerEileen ChongEmbodyGrief for HireKaren HughesLaura McPhee-BrowneLes WicksMichele SeminaraRobbie CoburnScott-Patrick MitchellTricia Dearborn

How to Fall out of a Pine Tree (Nathanael O’Reilly)

Select the tallest tree in the backyard and reach up with both hands grasp the lowest branch place your right foot against the trunk at waist-height support your weight with …

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Nathanael O'Reilly
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