Davey Dreamnation’s debut album Islands In the Stream of Consciousness was released online in 2002. Although the album’s release met with little fanfare at the time, Davey’s subsequent musical efforts were so seething that the United Nations was forced to…
My second full-length poetry collection, Leaves of Glass, was released by Sydney-based poetry publisher Puncher and Wattmann. Inspired by actual correspondence between Walt Whitman (1819–1892) and Bernard O’Dowd (1866–1953), Leaves of Glass features re-imaginings of both poets’ works. Leaves of…
In 2013, two years after leaving Karlskrona (where I undertook postdoctoral research on electronic literature), I compiled a chapbook featuring 10 poems written in (or about) the town. ‘Fem kronor’ means, literally ‘five kronor’ (the krona, or SEK, being the…
Dead Poem Office (2012) is the successor to Dead Poem Office (2007), which never ‘appeared’ as a printed chapbook. Dead Poem Office (2012), originally published via Scribd in late 2012, contains thirty-odd poems in English, all of which previously appeared…
In 2011, I moved to Karlskrona in Blekinge, Sweden, to take up a 12-month post-doctoral researcher position with the ELMCIP project team based at Blekinge Tekniska Högskola (BTH). ELMCIP stands for Electronic Literature as a Model of Creativity and Innovation…
In 2012, as part of a weird burst of activity, I decided to reissue The Happy Farang, my first self-published chapbook. I had self-published The Happy Farang in 2000, at a time when I was just finding my feet, both…
Tjugotvå contains 22 poems in English, all but one of which were first published via an email newsletter. In 2011 I set up an email-based newsletter project, ‘Poem of the week!’, with a total of 21 poems sent to subscribers…
Between Empires is a collection of poems composed in 2002 while travelling through the USA, the UK and Germany, and first published online in 2003. In 2012, as part of a burst of reissues, I re-edited and compiled the book,…
