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'The distinguished Australian poet Roland Robinson [1912-92] was a writer-in-residence at Wright College at the University of New England for six weeks in 1982. He discussed his life and writing with students at the College and further on the university campus, and gave several readings at the university and at the Wicklow Hotel, a regular poetry venue in Armidale. The following interview is an excerpt from a radio university campus, and gave several readings at the university and at the Wicklow Hotel, a regular poetry venue in Armidale. The following interview is an excerpt from a broadcast on 2ARM-FM in August 1982. Roland talked about the early days of the Poetry Society and its public face, the Poetry Magazine, up to the time when Grace Perry left the committee to found the journal Poetry Australia. Roland also recounted the subsequent history of the Poetry Society and the Poetry Magazine up to the time of the takeover of both the society and its magazine. The programme was hosted by Tony Bennett and Michael Sharkey. ' (Introduction)
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