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Originally published digitally by Retort Books.
Republished in its entirety on Bareknuckle Poet.
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Unpaginated.
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Author's note: This suite of poems I composed in the last months of 2010 while living in a tin shed on the banks of Lake Tinaroo in the Atherton Tablelands, North Queensland, Australia. Lake Tinaroo is an artificial lake. When the valley was flooded in1953 an entire town was submerged. The name of this town was Kulara.
Contents
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, 2013 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.- Labour Painsi"Winding up the Palmerston into the mists of Milla Milla", single work poetry
- Irukandji Sailsi"A Ranger found", single work poetry
- Kingi"I'm living in a shed", single work poetry
- Where Kulara Sleepsi"The animus of dead timber-getters reflects", single work poetry
- Night Tigeri"Numb, now.", single work poetry
- With the Wind, Cellphone Reception, and Random Memoriesi"I feel like a terrible Thespian, or maybe a great", single work poetry
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