Davey Dreamnation

NOTE (TO SELF)

I took the liberty of removing my links list from the blog page and placing them on this page because a) now that just about everyone I know is on Facebook they don’t bother updating their own websites anymore; and therefore b) nobody else ever visits personal websites either.

Which begs the question: why was I persisting in keeping this page at all? I’ve therefore taken the extremely unilateral decision to place links to my own works online on this page instead. And there’s absolutely nothing you can do about it.

LINKS TO MY POETRY ONLINE

A821.4, Amerika, Stars In His Heart
PFS Post (USA), forthcoming

Snowy
Snorkel #6 October 2007

Betty Conquers All
hutt, April 2007

small town fsu
exhale on main street
alles klaar?
The Otoliths, February 2007

Exes & Zeroes
Cordite #25 (Generation of Zeroes), December 2006

A House On the Bank
(renga with Ginka Biliarska)
Lynx, October 2006

Hoju Bihang-gi
imaginary cities: saga
Peril, Issue #2, October 2006

Karin Revisited
The Red Room, October 2006

Suicide Airliner Attacks (PDF)
Babylon Burning: 9/11 five years on (nthposition, UK), September 2006

Insurgency
Eyewear (UK), August 2006

imaginary cities: heli -
Stylus, July 2006

Back To the Tourist III
imaginary cities: coni -
imaginary cities: cubi -
Softblow (Singapore), June 2006

The Boys Who (mp3 format)
Going Down Swinging #23, 2006

imaginary cities: dupli -
Snorkel #3, April 2006

Machines for Living In
hutt, March 2006

Maz
Three Generations
Luzmag (Spain), March 2006

Exes & Zeroes
Oh God!
PFS Post (USA), March 2006

Kerze 1
Kerze 2
Kerze 3
foam:e, March 2006

D�rer: Innsbruck (2005)
Cordite #23, December 2005

Dying On The Vine(s)
Eight Miles High
P.F.S. Post (USA), October 2005

in heaven it’s always raining
why do you cry run lola run
when we were in the wild poems
nthposition (UK), July 2005

Dead Poem Office
Cordite #22 (Editorial Intervention), July 2005

Tribesco Krowe
Haiku [enjambement]
Impossible Socks
Snorkel Issue 1, April 2005

Kyoto Crow(s)
Tonkatsu Zen!
nthposition (UK), August 2004. Kyoto Crow(s) was republished in the nthposition nthology In the Criminal’s Cabinet

Balcony (10 haiku)
Ginyu (Troubadour), Japan, July 2004

Her Royal Majesty The Queen
America
Gutcult (USA) July 2004

On the Tomb of Victor Bruce
A Red Room Commission February 2004

We Miss You!
Madchester
Big Bridge (USA) 2004

Paladin
Vibewire.net, January 2004

Foreword
Cordite #16 (Search), January 2004

Identikit Nation
Fusebox (Rattapallax Press, USA) Issue # 2 - September 2003

Tor
Ode
Ich bin ein Tourist
Fassbar
Gangway (Austria-Australia) Issue #29 (2003)

Entgegengesetz
Lovers Lateness
Hutt e-zine (papertigermedia), 2003

Code Pervin
Search Poem No. 9
Slope (USA), Issue #18 2003

We Will Disappear
Silver Rocket
Flat Out on a Highway Lined With Dim Stars
Slope (USA) Issue #17 2003

Last Night Betty
The Red Room Project Volume 1 2002 (broadcast, web publication and CD). Republished in Short Fuse (The Global Anthology of Fusion Poetry), Rattapallax Press USA 2002

Humility Publishing
Shampoo Poetry (USA) #11

The Sprawl
Divan Issue #3 2001. Audio version available on Meanjin Enhancer CD Issue #2/2001

Space Age Riot
Divan Issue #3 2001

Mr Tui
Chakraw Monkey
The Chao Le
Slope (USA) Issue #9 2001

Poetry espresso feature
Poetry Espresso mailing list, July 2001

Cars (for Bruce Beaver)
Jacket Issue #8 2000

Ken
Cordite Issue #6-7 2000. Audio version available on Meanjin Enhancer CD Issue #2/2001. Republished in Short Fuse (The Global Anthology of Fusion Poetry), Rattapallax Press USA 2002

LINKS TO MY PROSE ONLINE

Review of “Delinquent Angel” by Dianne Georgeff, a biography of Melbourne poet Shelton Lea, appears in Overland #190 Autumn 2008.

Bonfire of the Vanity Presses, published in the Weekend Australian, discusses self-publishing in the field of Australian (and international) poetry.

In Defence of Poetry (and Poets), a serious rant about the state of poetry, appears in Famous Reporter #35 (2007).

Interview/article in Shueisha magazine (Japan) by Keiji Minato on my work as a poet and editor of Cordite.

Taking Kylie To Korea: an article on my time in Seoul published by the NTEU Advocate.

Machines for Dying In: an article in the now-defunct Animist zine on euthanasia, coffins and machines.

Interview/article in the Korea Times by Bridget O’Brien on my poetry and my residency in Seoul.

The Invention of Marzipan: a partly-confected essay on this most useful of substances.

Review of “On a Silver Platter” for the Centre for Cyberculture Studies at the University of Washington.

Interview with John Tranter for Cordite, discussing his poetry and his work as editor of Jacket magazine.

Interview with Ian McBryde about Domain, his book of poems on the subject of World War Two and Nazi Germany.

Interview with Andrew Cox of The Fauves, one of Melbourne’s rock institutions, on poetry, lyrics and the Tarago tourbus.

Interview with Margaret Phillips on the Natiobnal Library of Australia’s Pandora project, which archives Australian websites of cultural significance.

Interview with Justin Treyvaud on the Melbourne spoken word scene and the sadly-defunct mod_piece magazine.

Interview with Coral Hull, Darwin-based poet and writer, on animals, violence and collaboration in her writing.

Interview with the Spierig Brothers, known to the world as the makers of zombie film Undead, on poetry, Edgar Allen Poe and fake blood.

Searching for the Young Haiku Rebels, a report from the conference of the World Haiku Association conference in Japan.

Review of ROO-KU, a live performance of Australian-style haiku which I MCed.

Interview with David Penny, the creator of Portable Poetry, a site where you can construct miniature customised books of poems.

Interview with Emilie Zoey Baker, superstar poet and chanteuse of the stage, screen and dancefloor on all things cool (ie meerkats).

A refereed article written with Sarah Miller, published in M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture, on the subject of public internet access and internet cafes.

A Message to Bardster Users, a prose piece introducing the world to the Bardster poem-sharing service.

A Close Encounter With Cyberbarbie: find out how fun it is to interview an online avatar!

A Review of the NYWF (or National Young Writers Festival) in 2001 that I was too ashamed to put my own name to at the time.