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When the author started the website www.bipolarpoetry.com, all sorts of writing flooded in. Most of it was petry, some good, some not. But there also arrived a variety of styles of writing that I couldn't classify. So I created different names: The Manic Rant; Psychotic Prose; Prosetry; and Word Picture are just some.
(Source: Angus & Robertson)
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Dedication: To my mother, June Dunn/ And to Brother Stephen/ both of whom inspired a love of poetry and both of whom corrected my English.
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Includes editor's notes.
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Also includes submissions from the United States, Canada and New Zealand.
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Writing Disability in Australia:
This work has been affiliated because it contains poetry written by people with bipolar disorder.
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