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Form, Artifice and Contemporary Australian Poetics : John Tranter’s ‘The Anaglyph’ single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2014... 2014 Form, Artifice and Contemporary Australian Poetics : John Tranter’s ‘The Anaglyph’
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Argues that John Tranter’s long poem, ‘The Anaglyph,’ published as part of his Starlight collection in 2010, is both an experimental work and tribute to pre-eminent American poet, John Ashbery, and the twentieth-century avant-garde traditions to which Ashbery belongs.

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