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November in Madrid and Other Poems
Warners Bay
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Picaro Press
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2001
Z1092523
2001
selected work
poetry
Warners Bay
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Picaro Press
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2001
pg.
13
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Thylazine
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5
2002
Z952897
2002
periodical issue
2002
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Little Book of Childhood
Paul Cliff
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Canberra
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National Library of Australia
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2003
Z1042588
2003
anthology
poetry
'Childhood has long been a subject that has fascinated many of Australia's finest poets. In this volume, part of the Library's popular 'Little Book' series, Paul Cliff brings together works by 16 Australian poets that celebrate and reflect on the experience of growing up in Australia. Featured poets include Les Murray, Dorothy Hewett, Robert Adamson, Komninos and Jordie Albiston.' (Publication summary)
Canberra : National Library of Australia , 2003 pg. 31
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Over There : Poems from Singapore and Australia
John Kinsella
(editor),
Alvin Pang
(editor),
Singapore
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Ethos Books
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2008
Z1452759
2008
anthology
poetry
'Curated by two of the foremost literary figures of their generation, the ground-breaking Singapore-Australia anthology of poetry brings together for the first time the contemporary work of the finest poets at work in Singapore and Australia today. The anthology will feature a fresh selection of established as well as previously unreleased work from writers such as Edwin Thumboo and Cyril Wong from Singapore, and Dorothy Porter and Kevin Hart from Australia. Over 20 writers from each territory will be featured, representing the diverse and interesting voices currently at play in both territories, and creating an ongoing discourse between the exciting literary cultures of the two Pacific neighbours. The anthology ranges across many themes: from an ever-shifting sense of cultural, urban and personal identity to place, politics, sex, religion and more, with clear resonances and connections bridging the two territories. The book will be made available in both territories, marking the first time that a major Singaporean literary anthology is released to the wider Australian market.' [Source: Publisher's press release at http://www.ethosbooks.com.sg/store/images/new_titles/OverThere_PressRelease.pdf]
Singapore
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Ethos Books
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2008
pg.
35
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