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'Among many contemporary poets and writers there is a reverence approaching myopia towards certain iconic singer-songwriters from the early 19, most notable Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen, which prevents clear-eyed critical analysis of their careers and current work. There is also confusion as to whether these singer-songwriters should be considered poets, lyricists, poet-lyricists, singer-poets or a dozen other hyphenated nouns.' (Author's introduction 116)
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Epigraph: Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working. –Picasso
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- The Oxford Literary History of Australia 1998 anthology criticism
- The Green-Eyed Boy of the Rain 2011 single work poetry
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