Category Archives: Journal
forward slash launch in Melbourne
forward slash will be launched by Corey Wakeling and will feature readings by contributors Michael Farrell and Duncan Hose. The launch is part of The Poetry Symposium 2012, this year titled The Political Imagination: Contemporary Postcolonial and Diasporic Poetries. The … Continue reading
Filed under Australia, Black Rider Press, Experiment, Journal, Poetry, Published
Visible Ink & my Confession; or, Saint Mathilda & the 69th Psalm
The cool kids’ kindness abounds over at Visible Ink, having included a li’l something of mine in their 22nd edition. It’s a story-as-letter called Confession; or, Saint Mathilda and the 69th Psalm. It may or may not be about lots … Continue reading
Pulsatin’ to the back beat… It’s page seventeen!
hey ho, let’s go! hey ho, let’s go! They’re formin’ in a straight line It’s page seventeen! Melbourne’s annual literary mag covered in leaves features my poem ‘tempest, steal me away’. & who else is pilin’ in the backseat? Oh, … Continue reading
Inducted into the Deutsches Literaturarchiv
The Deutsches Literaturarchiv (German Literature Archive) recently contacted English-language / German (and occasionally Spanish) multi-lingual online literary and art journal regal 8 // shelf 8 with a proposal to permanently and independently archive the journal for its literary and artistic … Continue reading
Filed under Fiction, Journal, Poetry, Published, Translation
Stylus Poetry Journal Issue 37 – Street/Life
Another Lost Shark, aka Graham Nunn, aka the G.Nunn, aka mystic journeyman on a slow train, guest edited the thirty-seventh issue of Stylus Poetry Journal. Boldly defying technical difficulties, this edition appears burnt onto the cedars of the Another Lost … Continue reading
Paint the leaves red, these cats hold hands
The cats who hold it down for the English-language / Japanese translation bi-lingual literary scene are one brazen gang of rowdies and ruffians led by a Battlecat-riding He-Man of a master of the universe, come down to us from Eternia … Continue reading
Filed under Australia, Journal, Poetry, Translation
Bush Jelly, WA
Early Western Australian settlers used to boil a type of red seaweed (Betaphycus speciosum) to make jelly. They called it bush jelly. You can find a recipe in a Bush Book called Marine Plants of the Perth Region, though I … Continue reading
