Amala Groom | Memoricider – Desecrating Collective Memories

POP! Editorial: by Rebecca Jessen and Zenobia Frost

Artworks:
13 Artworks by Amala Groom
Opinion Fatigue: Monochromatic Voids and Typographic Symbols by Sebastian Moody with essay by Tara Heffernan

Essays:
How to Be a Digital Artist in a Time of Climate Change by Ben Abraham
Ambot sa Essay Kwoah: From Swardspeak to Hiligaynon, What Queering Language and Forms Means to Me by Austere Rex Gamao
Can Poetry Be Happy? by Gareth Morgan

Interviews:
‘It turns into a new language’: Saaro Umar in Conversation with Elyas Alavi
‘The slippage of speakers’: Lia Dewey Morgan in Conversation with Shastra Deo
‘The Edge of Reality’: Paul Magee in Conversation with Paul Collis, Jen Crawford and Wayne Knight

Translations:
Tīfaifai and Translation: Piecing ‘Nadia’ from Chantal Spitz’s Cartes postales by Katherine Hammitt
Emerging Malay Poets: Translations of Zulfadli Rashid, Sofia Nin and Hidayat Nordin by Annaliza Bakri

Chapbooks:
5 New Poems by Mindy Gill
Choosing Sides: 7 New Poems by Adam Ford
borderlands: 6 New Poems by Chloë Callistemon

Scholarly:
Notes on Bad Poetry by Tom Ford
Fuck Lectures About Sonnets: On Noor Hindi by Brigid Quirke

And 65 new poems selected by Bec Jessen and Zenobia Frost:
Me and my Rhythm Box
by Keri Glastonbury
THE BABY-SITTERS CLUB
by Warsan Shire
Pulp to reform
by Pam Brown
American Cheese (1994)
by Kate Durbin
A Meme Enters The Group Chat
by Scott-Patrick Mitchell
fellas, it was so gay
by Ray Briggs
Marilyn Pursued by Death
by Matthew Platakos
The Ballad of Nan & Pop
by Justin Heazlewood
a small letter to history
by Caroline Reid
COWGIRL CENTURY
by Rebecca Hawkes
Change and Smokes
by Jarad Bruinstroop
Pressing the heart
by Dylan Rowen
Apophenia
by Ariel Bartlett
Newcastle revis(it)ed
by Christopher Brown
Techno Fantasia
by Anna Fern
MUNDANE
by Daley Rangi
First and last
by Jacqui Malins
Disco Metronome
by Rico Craig
90s tribute remix
by Sam Morley
Plain Western Sun
by Matt Hetherington
Man!
by Lucy Wylie
Eddie Speaks
by Damen O'Brien
Poem for Sōng
by Andrew Sutherland
walking bernadette mayer
by Gareth Morgan
Headlining
by Anthony Lynch
This is my swamp
by Sean West
convenience
by Josh Stenberg
bimbo summit
by Ava Jean
Gosford
by Rebecca Kelly
INFLUENCER MANSION
by J. Taylor Bell
Days of Heaven
by Sharon Du
ASMR & Geekophilia
by Robyn Groth
Memento Maury
by J.D. Smith
Dirty Hit
by Dominic Symes
Valentine
by Amelia K.
My Vader
by Frances Horne
Equivalence.
by K. Lipschutz
Wordle
by Penelope Layland
Insatiable
by Frankie Healey
Etymology
by Raphael Salise
Daddy
by Robert Juan Kennard
Galaga
by Cameron Colwell
On My Body As Proof
by Helena Pantsis
 
 

CORDITE POETRY REVIEW
ISSUE 110: POP
Released: 1 September 2023


ESSAYS


Fuck Lectures About Sonnets: On Noor Hindi

Friday, September 1st, 2023

In December 2020, Noor Hindi posted a photo of her poem, ‘Fuck Your Lecture on Craft, My People Are Dying‘ on Twitter, announcing its publication in a forthcoming Poetry.

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REVIEWS

Will Druce Reviews Michael J. Leach and Theodore Ell

Tuesday, September 26th, 2023

Published by Recent Work Press in 2022, the following two debut collections of poetry I’ve had the pleasure of spending time with are both stylistically and gestationally distinct from one another. Natural Philosophies by Michael J. Leach is an eclectic mixture of poetic experiments that nobly attempt to marry science and medicine with art and poetics. Theodore Ell’s Beginning in Sight, gracefully vintaged in its composition and heavily focused on the primacy of the visual, is a haunting and considered meditation on time as it unfolds beneath the eye.

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INTERVIEWS

‘The Edge of Reality’: Paul Magee in Conversation with Paul Collis, Jen Crawford and Wayne Knight

Friday, September 1st, 2023

Chapter 4, which follows immediately below, was composed later that afternoon, when we stopped at an Information Shelter on the red dirt road back to Bourke.

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SCHOLARLY


Fuck Lectures About Sonnets: On Noor Hindi

Friday, September 1st, 2023

In December 2020, Noor Hindi posted a photo of her poem, ‘Fuck Your Lecture on Craft, My People Are Dying‘ on Twitter, announcing its publication in a forthcoming Poetry.

Continue reading →

More Scholarly essays →

GUNCOTTON BLOG


Dominic Guerrera on as First Nations Literary Editor

Tuesday, September 12th, 2023

We are honoured to announce that Dominic Guerrea has joined Cordite Poetry Review as First Nations Literary Editor.

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