North Hobart: Walleah Press, 2012, 115pp. Most double-authored books of poetry have a contingent feel about them: two manuscripts, when edited down, are not long enough for a single volume and get yoked together, not necessarily by violence but not … Continue reading
np: GloriaSMH Press, 2016, 80pp. Kevin Brophy’s This Is What Gives Us Time together with David Musgrave’s Anatomy of Voice are the first two productions of a new press, GloriaSMH – a name which derives from the wartime Parisian resistance … Continue reading
Port Adelaide: Ginninderra Press, 2008, 72pp. Since his first book Calendar Adam of 1971, John Millett has hammered out an impressive poetic career but one which, to use a phrase that might not be entirely a cliche given how much … Continue reading
Cambridge, UK: Salt Publishing, 2008), 111pp. Philip Neilsen is a poet whose work ought to be better known. There are a number of volumes preceding this new Salt Publishing book including two small Gargoyle Poets pamphlets as well as the … Continue reading
