Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
A poem by David Linklater
David Linklater’s pamphlet ‘Black Box’ was published with Speculative Books in 2018.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Two poems by A. M. Cousins
A. M. Cousins' work was shortlisted in the Patrick Kavanagh Poetry Competition 2019.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Three Poems by Sharon Larkin
Sharon Larkin's pamphlet was published by Indigo Dreams in 2019.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
4 poems by Kay Ritchie
Kay Ritchie’s work is widely published in magazines and anthologies and has performed at various events.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
4 poems by Gillie Robic
Gillie Robic's first collection, Swimming Through Marble, was shortlisted and published in 2016 by Live Canon, who in October 2019, published her second collection, Lightfalls.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
4 poems by Oz Hardwick
Oz Hardwick's chapbook 'Learning to Have Lost' (Canberra: IPSI/Recent Work, 2018) won the 2019 Rubery International Book Award for Poetry.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Poetry by Marjory Woodfield
In this set of poem, Marjory Woodfield takes inspiration from travel.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
From the poet, Mantz Yorke
Poet, Mantz Yorke takes his readers on a tour with these poems inspired by the landscape.
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