Poetry

30th October 3.5°C. Dawn air hoars grass. These suddenly important numbers. Facts which matter under trees which glorious down their Hallowe’en clothes. No matter, really to skin into this sea foot...

SPILT SUGAR Why do your children remember that one time when you lost your rag over spilt sugar? And it was only a gentle smack on the...

AND THEY’VE FOUND ICARUS... wings outstretched at fate’s final kick, drawn by the wet light of...

Susan Howard writes about what affects her and what she observes in NZ and on the world stage.

Nadia Rhook is a white settler historian, educator, and poet.

Ben Verinder is the biographer of the adventurer and writer Mary Burkett.

Glenn Hubbard had a poem entered for the Forward Prize 2018

Yi-Wen Huang is from Taiwan and an Associate Professor of English and Linguistics at UNM-Gallup.

Lincoln Jaques was a finalist and in the 2018 Emerging Poets.

Hibah Shabkhez is a writer of the half-yo literary tradition

Terese Coe's collection Shot Silk was short-listed for the 2017 Poets Prize

Daragh Byrne writes informed by his background in physics, a dedicated mindfulness practice and a career building technology.

Jenny Blackford scooped the prestigious ACU Prize for Literature 2014

Clare Morris regularly collaborates with the abstract artist, Nigel Bird

Yvonne Brewer lives in Cork, Ireland and has had poetry published since 2014

Krishna Lewis the Fellows Program Director at the Hutchins Center for African & African American Research at Harvard University.

Andrea Potos is the author of nine poetry collections

Alina Stefanescu was a finalist for the 2019 Kurt Brown AWP Prize,

Irradiated Love How I enjoy seeing you in your  paper shoes and hat and lilac scrubs, Do...

Manoj Nair lives in Bangalore, India. He writes short stories, poems and haiku.

Stephen House has won two Awgie Awards (Australian Writers Guild),

Chris Jansen cares for a disinterested guinea pig named Poozybear.

Chris Christopher Kennedy is a Mandarin scholar, poet, journalist and author.

R.G. Evans published works include Overtipping the Ferryman (Aldrich Press Poetry Prize 2013)

Dana St. Mary is a poet and father and husband living in Portland, Oregon

John Berryman said our poetry should be something no one else could do. I've tried to focus on that idea.

Jill Neimark is the author of adult and children's fiction, as well as a journalist

Jack Houston was shortlisted for the Basil Bunting and Keats-Shelley Prizes.

Ivy Ireland was runner-up in the University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor's International Poetry Prize 2019 with her poem, "The Owl Inside".

Brent Cantwell is a New Zealand writer from Timaru, South Canterbury

Kymm Coveney co-hosts a multilingual poetry recital series in Barcelona, Poémame.

Marc Woodward is an Anglo/American poet and musician living in rural South West England

Deborah Guzzi is the author of The Hurricane available through Prolific Press.

Philip Muir savours the power of words as both a mode of communication and as an art form.

Chloe Marer enjoys gardening, baking, and playing Dungeons and Dragons.

Kitty Coles' poems have been widely published in magazines and anthologies

Michelle Bermudez is a Latina poet who received her MFA in creative writing at Adelphi University

Paul Turley is currently studying for a Master of Philosophy degree.

James Finnegan - shortlisted for Hennessy Literary Award (2018), highly commended in the Patrick Kavanagh Poetry Competition (2016, 2018)

Bree Alexander (also Lika Posamari) writes poetry and more in or between Melbourne and New Delhi.

Dr. Emily Bilman teaches poetry in Geneva as London’s Poetry Society’s Stanza representative.

Hana Meighan is currently finishing her undergraduate English degree at Ulster University Coleraine.

Maxine is widely published in print and online.

Melinda Jane, author of the poetry book ‘Nature's Nuptials’ and the children’s book ‘The Currawong and the Owl’.

John W. Sexton’s sixth poetry collection, Futures Pass, was published by Salmon Poetry in 2018.

Tony DeLorger is the author of twenty-one published books.

Jodie Hannis is a Midlands-based poet and spoken word artist who is exploring archaeological writing as part of her PhD research with the University of Leicester.

David Atkinson's collection 'The Ablation of Time' is available through Ginninderra Press.

Moya Pacey published her second collection: Black Tulips (Recent Work Press, University of Canberra) in October, 2017.