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Mark Tredinnick Mark Tredinnick i(A14240 works by)
Born: Established: 1962 Epping, Epping - Pennant Hills area, Northwest Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, ;
Gender: Male
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BiographyHistory

Mark Tredinnick has lived in various parts of New South Wales including the Blue Mountains and the Southern Highlands. He has taught creative writing at The University of Sydney. Tredinnick's poems have appeared in Australian Book Review, Island, Manoa (USA), Mascara, Meanjin, and other Australian and overseas journals. His first collection of poems, The Road South (2008) appears on CD in the River Road series. Tredinnick's essays have appeared in Best Australian Essays and many journals and newspapers. His prose works include The Land's Wild Music (2005) (adapted from his PhD thesis, 'Writing the Wild: Place, Prose and the Ecological Imagination'), The Little Red Writing Book (2006), The Little Green Grammar Book (2008) and The Blue Plateau (2009).

Most Referenced Works

Personal Awards

2022 third place ACU Prize for Poetry for 'Cubist Landscape'.
2022 shortlisted Blake Poetry Prize for 'Flat Rock, September'.
2020 shortlisted Red Room Poetry Fellowship

Awards for Works

October Morning After Rain i "Sunday morning after rain–a lilt and spring", 2019 single work poetry
— Appears in: Solace : Poems from the 2019 ACU Prize for Poetry 2019; (p. 94-96)
2019 third place ACU Prize for Poetry
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