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OK Cupid
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"A man who ‘writes’ messages me on OkCupid saying he won’t read other authors,"
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2017
OK Cupid
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Judges Report : Holly Isemonger’s ‘OK cupid’, the other equal first-place prizewinner, is a dark, post-digital love poem in which the words of three stanzas are recombined to tell a warped tale about the split-second decisions one makes in the world of online dating. The poem could be seen as a nocturne: the words rotate almost musically, but the recombinations also deconstruct the events within the poem. ‘OK cupid’ shows how repetition is really, in Gertrude Stein’s sense, insistence.
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- 2016 joint winner The Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize
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