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y separately published work icon Poets' Corner with Heather Taylor Johnson David Adès (interviewer), Parramatta : WestWords , 2022 26802672 2022 single work podcast interview 'Heather Taylor Johnson is a multi-form writer living and working on Kaurna land near Port Adelaide. Her most recent poetry books are the verse novel Rhymes with Hyenas and the collection Alternative Hollywood Ending. An anthology she edited, Shaping the Fractured Self: Poetry of Chronic Illness and Pain, was the winner of the Mascara Avant Garde Award and is read in disability circles around the world. Her second novel, Jean Harley was Here, was shortlisted for the Readings Prize for New Fiction and optioned for a 7-part TV series, and she’s this year’s winner of Island’s Nonfiction Prize for an essay on art and illness and where the two come together. Recent shortlistings include the Red Room Poetry Fellowship and ABR’s Calibre Prize. She’s an arts critic and an Adjunct Research Fellow at the J.M. Coetzee Centre for Creative Practice at the University of Adelaide, which is the university where she received her PhD in Creative Writing in 2008.'  

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y separately published work icon Poets' Corner with Diane Fahey David Adès (interviewer), Parramatta : WestWords , 2022 26802734 2022 single work podcast interview 'Diane Fahey's poetry features both distinctively Australian, and European, settings and preoccupations, with an increasing focus on Ireland. Dominant concerns are Greek myth, fairy tales, visual art, life writing and and nature writing. She has had 14 collections of poetry published, most recently: The Wing Collection: New & Selected Poems, The Stone Garden: Poems from Clare, A House by the River, November Journal and Glass Flowers. Diane has won various awards including the Mattara Poetry Prize, the Wesley Michel Wright Poetry Prize, the John Shaw Neilson Poetry Prize and, for Sea Wall and River Light, the ACT Government’s Judith Wright Prize. She holds a PhD in Creative Writing from UWS, titled 'Places and Spaces of the Writing Life'. Diane Fahey's poetry has been represented in many literary journals, in Australia and internationally, and in over seventy anthologies. She lives on Wadawurrung Country, in a bayside town on the Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria.' (Production abstract) Parramatta : WestWords , 2022
y separately published work icon Poets' Corner with Peter Boyle David Adès (interviewer), Parramatta : WestWords , 2022 26802785 2022 single work podcast interview 'Peter Boyle is a Sydney-based poet and translator of poetry. He was born in Melbourne in 1951 but moved to Sydney at the age of ten. As a child he contracted polio shortly before his third birthday and spent much of his childhood in hospitals. In high school he developed his enthusiasm for poetry as well as for languages, studying French, Latin and Greek, and later German at University. He is the author of ten books of poetry and eight books as a translator of poetry from Spanish. His most recent collections are Ideas of Travel (Vagabond Press, 2022) and Notes Towards the Dreambook of Endings (Vagabond Press, 2021). His books have received numerous awards including the Queensland Premier's Award for Apocrypha in 2010, the Adelaide Festival Award for The Blue Cloud of Crying in 1998 and the New South Wales Premier's Award for Coming Home From the World in 1995, for Ghostspeaking in 2017 and for Enfolded in the Wings of a Great Darkness in 2020. He has performed his poetry at International Festivals in Canada, France, Colombia, Venezuela, Macedonia, Nicaragua and El Salvador. In 2017 he was awarded the Philip Hodgins Memorial Prize for an Australian Writer.' 

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y separately published work icon Poets' Corner with Bronwyn Lovell David Adès (interviewer), Parramatta : WestWords , 2022 26802839 2022 single work podcast interview 'Dr Bronwyn Lovell is a lecturer in creative writing at the University of South Australia. Her poetry has appeared in anthologies including Best Australian Poems, Australian Love Poems, and Borderless: A transnational anthology of feminist poetry, as well as journals including Meanjin, Southerly, Antipodes, and Strange Horizons. She has won the Arts Queensland Val Vallis Award and was runner-up in the inaugural RMIT/Giramondo Speculate Prize. She has been shortlisted for the Dorothy Hewett Award, Judith Wright Poetry Prize, Fair Australia Prize, Newcastle Poetry Prize, Bridport Prize, and Montreal International Poetry Prize. Her science-fiction verse novel Between Worlds is forthcoming from the University of Western Australia Publishing, and her poetry collection In Bed with Animals is published by Recent Work Press.' 

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y separately published work icon Poets' Corner with Scott-Patrick Mitchell David Adès (interviewer), Parramatta : WestWords , 2023 26802618 2023 single work podcast interview 'Scott-Patrick Mitchell is a Western Australian based non-binary poet who is a guest on unceded Whadjuk Noongar land. His work appears in Contemporary Australian Poetry, The Fremantle Press Anthology of Western Australian Poetry, Solid Air, Stories of Perth and Going Postal. Their first full length collection Clean was published in 2022. A seasoned performance poet, Mitchell has toured Australia with works that have fused language and minimal baroque to the 2015 one-person showcased THE 24 HOUR PERFORMANCE POEM. They have won Coal Creek’s Literary Award for Poetry, Melbourne Poets Union’s Martin Downey Urban Realist Poetry Award and the Wollongong Short Story Prize. This year has also seen Scott-Patrick receive the Westerly Mid-Career Fellowship so they can begin work on their second collection plus they have received the 2022 Red Room Poetry Fellowship to work on a project called Antipodean Sea Garden: Knowing Perth Canyon. Scott-Patrick lives with two black cats, Beowulf and Bones.' (Introduction) Parramatta : WestWords , 2023

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