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Issue Details: First known date: 2013... 2013 The Stroking
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    y separately published work icon Australian Love Poems 2013 Mark Tredinnick (editor), Carlton South : Inkerman and Blunt , 2013 6312689 2013 anthology poetry

    'Love—ancient and modern, ecstatic and mundane, sacred and profane—finds its Australian voice between the covers of this book.

    'This important collection of new poems displays the richness and variety of contemporary Australian poetry. Here is larrikin love, ironic love and the understated love we inhabit.

    'Australian Love Poems 2013 is a who’s who of Australian poets. It containing 200 poems from 173 Australian poets including well known poets Les Murray, Judith Beveridge, Cate Kennedy, Robert Gray, Paul Kelly and exciting new poetic talent.

    'This is how we do love, how we fall in and out of it, yearn and turn and hurt in it, and how love leads us beyond ourselves. And this is how we write love: in sonnets, of course, pantoums, villanelles, haiku, ghazals, prose poems, free verse and aubades.

    'The richness of love found in Australian Love Poems 2013 claims Australia as a poetic nation and a nation of love.' (Publisher's blurb)

    Carlton South : Inkerman and Blunt , 2013
    pg. 224-225
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    y separately published work icon The Sky Falls Down : An Anthology of Loss Terry Whitebeach (editor), Gina Mercer (editor), Port Adelaide : Ginninderra Press , 2019 16709916 2019 anthology poetry

    'In this compelling collection, eighty-nine writers traverse their particular territory of loss and bring back travellers’ tales. Their skilfully crafted accounts are insightful, inspiring, amusing, heart-breaking, resilient and, above all, damn good reading.

    '‘This beautiful collection of writings explores the landscape of loss. It will meet you where you are. You’ll find yourself reaching for particular pieces that somehow articulate how you’re feeling, even before you’ve found the words to express it yourself… May this book become both a friend and a warm companion.’ - Petrea King, Quest for Life Centre'   (Publication summary)

    Port Adelaide : Ginninderra Press , 2019
    pg. 262-263
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