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* Contents derived from the 2011 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Poetry Reading by Jaya Savige, selected work poetry
- The Future of Poetry, single work essay
- The How and Why of Publishing, single work criticism
- Lines of Connection : Australian Poetry in the 21st Century by Paul Hetherington, single work essay
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Inhabiting a Poem,
single work
'In a phone conversation, Martin Langford asked me what I thought about intuition. I was stymied. I'd not thought of intuition in connection with inhabiting a poem, and I said I thought 'intuition' was a word like 'creativity' - too broad or general to speak of. "One person's creativity is another person's cliche: Martin suggested. "Yes," I said, "but I don't think in terms of intuition — I don't get a Muse leaning out of a cloud and saying 'Sharkey, take down the following,' or the Holy Spirit saying ' Now hear this'' (Introduction)
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Poetry Reading by Matt Hetherington,
selected work
poetry
A recording of Matt Hetherington reading a selection of his poetry
- Progressing an Art Form : The Future of Poetry, single work essay
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