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'A collection of poetry by Melbourne poet, Gabrielle Everall, exploring the relationships and proclivities of modernist feminist and lesbian writers, through the lens of their letters. It is a poetic investigation - historical and imaginative.' (Publication summary)
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Phillip Hall Reviews Quinn Eades and Gabrielle Everall
2018
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— Appears in: Cordite Poetry Review , 1 February no. 84 2018;'St Ignatius of Loyola is supposed to have said: ‘Give me a boy until the age of seven, and I will own the man’. Well, the Baptists had me for a lot longer than my first seven years, and subsequently, I have lived a most conventional life. My politics might be progressive but my instincts are terribly conservative. These two books are indispensable because, in bearing witness to the scarring caused by homophobia, inequality and unsafe socialisation, they disrupt prejudice, including my own, and celebrate plurality. Eades and Everall are not just great poets. They are buoys of hope.' (Introduction)
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Phillip Hall Reviews Quinn Eades and Gabrielle Everall
2018
single work
essay
— Appears in: Cordite Poetry Review , 1 February no. 84 2018;'St Ignatius of Loyola is supposed to have said: ‘Give me a boy until the age of seven, and I will own the man’. Well, the Baptists had me for a lot longer than my first seven years, and subsequently, I have lived a most conventional life. My politics might be progressive but my instincts are terribly conservative. These two books are indispensable because, in bearing witness to the scarring caused by homophobia, inequality and unsafe socialisation, they disrupt prejudice, including my own, and celebrate plurality. Eades and Everall are not just great poets. They are buoys of hope.' (Introduction)
