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Anita Solak

Anita Solak is a poet, editor and electronic literature artist living on unceded Wurundjeri land. Her writing can be found in Cordite, Going Down Swinging, and The Suburban Review, among others. She was a 2023 Wheeler Centre Hot Desk Fellow, shortlisted for the 2023 Judith Wright Poetry Prize, and studied at the School for Poetic Computation in 2024. She is the 2025 Richell Prize Project Coordinator. Her practice is informed by her love of details, collective memory, and the failures of language.

Syntax Error: Troubleshooting Failures in Coding and Language

The kind of learning I’ve been engaging in has left me not knowing the names of things, or forgetting them unless I am using them at that moment.

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this poem was supposed to be about sweat

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this is just another receipt

& yes I’ll carry it like all the others waiting for the dan when I don’t wake up thinking about all the debts I owe to people in my life all the money I’m doing wrong in this sci-fi film …

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does this count as living (if it’s only četiri mjeseci)?

In the AM Mama skypes you and me (whispering) the digits to collect pare from Western Union. Transfer like we’re paying a fee for care, ljubav, being a family. As if it lessens what you carry for us, as if …

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