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'Two impressive and enjoyable first books whose similarities and differences go some small way to helping map out the possibilities of contemporary lyric poetry, especially in relationship to place. The accomplished poems of Thom Sullivan’s Carte Blanche, for example, include pieces like “Moorlands” and “Hay Cutting” which apply what might be called visual lyric techniques to the rural landscape of South Australia. They exploit the always interesting tensions between compression and expansion, suggesting much in little and the general in the specific.' (Introduction)
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Thom Sullivan : Carte Blanche; Ella Jeffery : Dead Bolt
Australian Poetry Review
Review of:
- Carte Blanche 2019 selected work poetry
- Dead Bolt 2020 selected work poetry
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