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Looking Towards the Sea single work   poetry   "She was on the balcony"
  • Author:agent Antigone Kefala http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets/kefala-antigone
Issue Details: First known date: 1980... 1980 Looking Towards the Sea
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Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The Bulletin vol. 101 no. 5196 29 January 1980 Z590843 1980 periodical issue 1980 pg. 189
    Note: At head of title: Traveller's Sketches
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon European Notebook Antigone Kefala , Sydney : Hale and Iremonger , 1988 Z305470 1988 selected work poetry Sydney : Hale and Iremonger , 1988 pg. 17
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Absence : New and Selected Poems Antigone Kefala , Sydney : Hale and Iremonger , 1992 Z140787 1992 selected work poetry Sydney : Hale and Iremonger , 1992 pg. 78
Alternative title: Agnanteouontas the Thalassa
First line of verse: "'Etan sto mpalkoni"
Language: Greek , English
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Reflections : Selected Works from Greek Australian Literature Thanasis Spilias (editor), Stavros Messinis (editor), Box Hill : Elikia Books , 1988 Z332849 1988 anthology poetry short story essay extract Box Hill : Elikia Books , 1988 pg. 105, 227-228
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Poems Poiemata Antigone Kefala , Melbourne : Owl Publishing , 2000 Z1187763 2000 selected work poetry

    "The poems in this book were selected to reflect the diasporic experience. Antigone Kefala, a Greek from Romania and living in Australia, has lived her life moving between (or within) different languages, cultures and countries. As the editor’s note states, the poems capture artistically and intellectually the two most significant phenomena of the twentieth century: wars and migration. The selection was made from all previous collections by Kefala: The Alien, Thirsty Weather, European Notebook and Absence."

    Taken from: http://owlpublishing.com.au/poems-a-selection.html

         Melbourne : Owl Publishing , 2000     pg. 74-75
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