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Henry Darger was an untrained artist and a social isolate. When he died in Chicago in 1973 at the age of 81, his work was completely unknown. Now his work is hung in major international art galleries and his innovative use of materials places him in the pop art milieu. The poems in this book tell the story of his life.

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Chevaliers poetry is fresh and feisty, as she navigates contemporary tensions between the cosmopolitan and parochial, stretching from Sydney down the escarpment to Wollongong.

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A collection of short stories set in places as diverse as a nudist colony, the corporate world and prison. Beneath her wry humour and snappy style, Chevalier brings insight and compassion to her depiction of contemporary Australian life and to growing up in America. * Cover endorsement from acclaimed author, Fiona McGregor.

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Our second anthology of prose, poetry and microfiction, Stoned Crows has the theme of Australian Icons. For this new collection, a range of Australian writers celebrate and satirise past, present and future Australian icons. Stoned Crows includes contributions chosen by Carol Jenkins (River Road Press), our guest judge