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'Holly Friedlander Liddicoats debut collection CRAVE is raw, skeptical, sometimes drunk, always fearless, and says sry if this poetry ruins yr party to Sydneys Inner West, as it flips the bird at real estate agents, SUVs and a plenitude of jerk-offs.

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"These are cruising poems: from inner city nights to driving country roads with a view across dashboard to margarine-coloured longrass shoplifting along the way with pop favourites Nick Cave, Sleater-Kinney, Neko Case and Taylor Swift as the soundtrack.Pam Brown

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This passage of poems treads lightly: a careless reader could fail to hear the dread of history and myth, which are embedded in the sensitive sands of Bennetts phrases...

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Pick Up Half Under is architecturally effervescent and pulsates with the shock-rhythms of daily encounters. burrowes has an eye open to the traffic of life, and an ear close to the ground's music.

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Sydney Road Poems articulate the layers and structures of feeling and history in the course of a street in Melbourne, one which has been all too eagerly ossified as a gentrified playground of the bourgeois hipster.

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In this subtle and captivating verse biography, Maureen Gibbons provides an imaginative, emotionally honest and deliberately inconclusive story for an actual historical figure a homeless woman known as The Butter Lady, who was found dead in a Perth park in 2001.

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'Drawing influence from her omnivorous reading, Alice infuses word collages and broken fields of type with lyric feeling...'

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'Reading Who Loves At All felt like cheating on my husband. At first, innocentwhat, mebut before I knew it, I was hurtling towards irredeemability...'

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This is vagabonding for the pleasures of metal, for the exuberance of punk love, for endless lyrical charge. This is poetry for everything, forever: fata morgana of Williamstown or is the poet on fire Gareth Morgans book is rudely beautiful, a prolonged sensation melting through psychedelic intelligences + intimacies.'Lucy Van

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Its an ambitious first collection that makes a significant contribution to Meanjins mythology. Liam Ferney

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Structured in the anagrammatic form, Draytons poems are beau presents bestowed upon each of Australias Prime Ministers.

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The sodomitical history of 1860s Collingwood and Fitzroy flashes in Mark Pearts lyric documentary. Lively substance, true to the record. A queer triumph Kate Lilley, author of Ladylike.

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'This threshold, the edge of thingsnow, this single instant, unfolding through itself time, syntax, memory, want. You Will Not Know In Advance What Youll Feel has this radically spare structure of thought, within which, against which, Pont is characterful, quick, sensuous, ecstatic...