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The first full-length collection of poems by Georges, whose work has been heard and published internationally for three decades. Often hilarious, always insightful, she writes inspired narrative poems inspired by punk rock, pop culture, food, and the driving need to create, all the while exploring what it is to be a woman in the modern world.

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Winner of the 2012 Benjamin Saltman Poetry Award, Our Vanishing is a precise and fiercely compassionate volume of weathered tenderness.

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Out of Print is a bicoastal surrealistic political poetry extravaganza from the co-founder of Ugly Duckling Presse.

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'When we put Kissane's almost telepathic empathy, his political subtlety and his humour together with his wide-ranging technical skills we have an Australian poet who is both a pleasure to read and a likely candidate for the best half-dozen or so of his generation.' Author is based at UNSW.

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Eric Pankey writes poems that give us back, if not the world, our relation to it. DAN BEACHY-QUICK

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Winner of the 1999 Benjamin Saltman Poetry Award.

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Poetry debut (in English) that explores humans in the natural world using tender, sometimes erotic, always moving language.

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Oysteris the second collection from prize-winning Edinburgh poet Michael Pedersen. Here he vividly illuminates scenes with an energy that is both witty, humourous but also deeply intelligent.Oyster features bespoke illustrations from the lateFrightened Rabbitlead singer and songwriter Scott Hutchison.

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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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Schopenhauer said life is pain. Starkweather says Pain: The Board Game.

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Situated within the Russian partition, in the village of Soplicowo, Pan Tadeusz is about the country estate of the Soplica clan. Pan Tadeusz recounts the story of two feuding noble families, and the love between Tadeusz Soplica (the title character) of one family, and Zosia of the other.

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Through the disquieting absence of the letters characters n and b, and the narrator's attempt to uncover and record their lives, this book confronts and challenges human proscription through the untranslatibility of experience, with ironic and apocalyptic consequences.

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"An ambitious and brilliant new voice."--Genie Zeiger

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One of the first Kazakhstani women poets to gain international attention, Tazhi offers incisive and intimate observations in these seemingly spare poems that pour out a little from an overflowing heart.

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Poems that exlore the nexus between sport and war, probing the nature of aggression and conflict through the consequences that are etched in human lives.

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A collection of fifty prose poems provided with accurate translation that conveys the lyricism and nuance of the original French text. It includes an introductory essay, explanatory notes, and a bibliography that show the development of Baudelaire's work over time. It also features a translation of Baudelaire's early novella, "La Fanfarlo".

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A collection of fifty prose poems provided with accurate translation that conveys the lyricism and nuance of the original French text. It includes an introductory essay, explanatory notes, and a bibliography that show the development of Baudelaire's work over time. It also features a translation of Baudelaire's early novella, "La Fanfarlo".

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Features poems that thrash against the matrix of their own referential nature using a series of linguistic echoes that reference writers like the 'maternal' Virginia Woolf or the 'paternal' Leonard Cohen. This work includes poems that are painterly, splintered, and majestic.

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Vivid, sensual poems evoking the poignancy of love and loss.