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CONTRIBUTORS
Justin Lowe
After a Quote by Reznikoff
when I read a poem like this I often turn the page. there appears to be no texture, no colour only the music of someone biting an apple. when I read a poem like this, it occurs to me that …
Posted in 71: TOIL
Tagged Justin Lowe
Mick
I imagine there is a door facing you, half open, half closed, maybe some stranger’s fingerprints around the handle, those dead leaves heaped by time. you may have coughed once or twice; I remember some vague pledge to quit the …
Posted in 66: OBSOLETE
Tagged Justin Lowe
The Trademan’s Promise
for Jez, Huw, “Disco” Dan, Anthony, Rufus and Paula better to carve names in a tree in some lost valley known only to tribes long since vanished like wisps of smoke better to ask the wind the heedless bitter fickle …
Posted in 59: GONDWANALAND
Tagged Justin Lowe
Annales
your email was well-timed and equally well-received Germanicus I see you have removed your father’s bust from your masthead his victories over the Suevi is this to assuage his critics who always seem so close a mere fingertip away or …
Posted in 52: INTERLOCUTOR
Tagged Justin Lowe
Justin Lowe Reviews Chris Mansell
Chris Mansell is a serious poet. She has an agent and a Statement of Intent, and apart from my faithful drinking partner, Tug Dumbly (who just so happens to hail from Ms Mansell's neck of the woods), I don't know any poet with an agent, and certainly none with an S.o.I.
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Chris Mansell, Justin Lowe, spoken word
Justin Lowe Reviews Michael Farrell
I've never been prone to brand loyalty (no sniggers from the comfy chairs, please), but recently, the merest glimpse of the Salt Publishing logo has me reaching for my wallet. I love a challenge, and Michael Farrell's second verse collection ode ode continues that publishing house's burgeoning tradition of pulling the rug from under my snug size 12s.
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Justin Lowe, michael farrell
Eurydice
Justin Lowe has published three collections of poetry, one novel, and had songs recorded by artists as diverse as The Whitlams, The Impossibles and Sydney jazz diva Lily Dior. He writes reviews for the award-winning Red Room Radio Project.
Posted in 14: ZOMBIE
Tagged Justin Lowe
Justin Lowe Reviews Emma Lew and Ashlley Morgan-Shae
Emma Lew's second verse collection, Anything the Landlord Touches, begins with one of those stanzas that could almost serve as a credo for an entire generation of atomized humanity: They speak of stridency and nothingness
and wrap up their shoulders in grey light.
I want to walk again in this miry place.
I want the fever and fret beneath, though
it's something I forget, like pain.
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Ashlley Morgan-Shae, Emma Lew, Justin Lowe
Scheherazade
Justin Lowe has published three collections of poetry, one novel, and had songs recorded by artists as diverse as The Whitlams, The Impossibles and Sydney jazz diva Lily Dior. He writes reviews for the award-winning Red Room Radio Project.
Posted in 13: INTERNATIONAL
Tagged Justin Lowe
Justin Lowe Reviews Alison Croggon
Early last year, John Kinsella, man of letters and chief editor of Salt Publication, published his selection of Michael Dransfield's poetry through UQP, simply titled Retrospective. This old Dransfield acolyte couldn't fault it, and I have been waiting for an opportunity to proclaim that for six long months. So what's the occasion, Justin? I think I have just stumbled across Dransfield's successor:
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Alison Croggon, Justin Lowe
