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Tag: chapbooks
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Pimpin’ my portfolio
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It gives me a certain comfort to have all of my works in the one location.
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Between Empires: the reissue
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Ten years ago, almost to the day, I spent three weeks travelling in the USA, the UK and Germany. During that time I wrote a series of poems, entitled Between Empires. While many of these poems have been published individually, the collection itself has until now remained secret.
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In November 2011 I gave a lecture at BTH on the subject of my PhD thesis. I’ve posted the full video of the lecture, some of the introductory remarks I made, and a link to the Powerpoint presentation I used. Enjoy!
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Lecture invitation: Bonfire of the Vanity Presses
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You are invited to attend a public lecture and poetry reading by David Prater, sponsored by the Art Line project, Digital Art Platform Initiative, and organized by the BTH Department of Culture and Communication.
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Övergången, the chapbook, out now!
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I’m thrilled to say that I have a new chapbook coming out, and it’s bilingual!
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Humility Publishing
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Last year I received the good news that my PhD thesis, “Bonfire of the Vanity Presses: Self-Publishing in the Field of Australian Poetry” had been accepted by Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, meaning that I could start to go around calling myself a doctor (except in emergency situations on planes). To celebrate, I’ve posted…
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Morgenland reviewed by Adam Fieled
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“The message is change; the Buddha would be proud.”
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Lee Ranaldo: Hello from the American Desert
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How can a book review capture a live concert experience?
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Morgenland chapbook out now!
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Even as the dust begins to settle on We Will Disappear, there’s no time for a busy poet like me to rest. I’m proud to announce that I’ve got a new chapbook out through the highly-esteemed Vagabond Press, whose editor Michael Brennan runs the Poetry International Australia website, and who is, by the way, a…