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Nick Whittock
WATSONIA CC 1st XI 2063/64 premiership team
1. in watsonia perceptions in the aggregate of bodies 2. in watsonia numbers occur in ordinary sentences 3. in watsonia theres no setting up of a kind of logical inventory formerly imagined 4. in watsonia a dream acquires in the …
Posted in 62: MELBOURNE
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Review Short: Damian Balassone’s Daniel Yammacoona
The first three poems in Damian Balassone’s Daniel Yammacoona are about women who have been left by men. In each case the man appears to be the hero of the story, yet the woman is not necessarily unheroic; in at least two of the poems the heroism is one of steadfastness.
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Damian Balassone, nick whittock
india v aus 11-12 1st test day 4
unison umps stretch fins kind of game children play zaheer sucking pattos bat attention wanders returns finds sehwag on the ground dont worry nothins happened zap! trigger fin! beckons the rammer! expand outwards from a point amass a chronicle a …
Posted in 56: NO THEME II
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V E L O
top knot (?) bike trajectory wires cut the blue filed somere bunched up others ride wide aberrant onescarse collisions every 30 secs the electricity fizzes m ear m dances the slowest era under the sun bump sunny concrete cracks thoracic …
Posted in 42: CHILDREN OF MALLEY II
Tagged nick whittock, Tim Wright
Warne Malley: the marketing of blonde tips
WARNE MALLEY materialised on the plains surrounding Toldeo during the summer of 2005. Bowling handy legspin and speaking only a unique dialect of the Spanish language he moved quickly south. He currently captains the first grade side for a small club on the coast. He clearly has no sister.
Posted in 24: CHILDREN OF MALLEY
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spin
Nick Whittock lives in an ideal world where cricket reigns supreme.
Posted in 20: SUBMERGED
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(untitled)
Nick is the world's foremost cricket speculator. His first book 'covers' is out very soon through COD, an imprint of Cordite Poetry Review. Nick is also providing Cordite with a blog commentary on this summer's test matches.
Posted in 20: SUBMERGED
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Justin Langer
nick whittock lives in a perfect world where cricket prevails.
Posted in 19: ANTI/HEROES
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Jan Ullrich v Lance Armstrong
Katherine and Nick work together and send each other a lot of very important emails.
Posted in 19: ANTI/HEROES
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Sooopermario
Katherine and Nick work together and send each other a lot of very important emails.
Posted in 19: ANTI/HEROES
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India vs Australia 03/04
Nick Whittock lives in an ideal world where cricket prevails.
Posted in 18: ROOTS
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Steve Waugh and His Current Insignificance when at the Crease
steve waugh is a strange sport where manoeuvres barely visible is crooked and ask if they think steve of matchfixing if mark waugh can be bought the game and its most visible gorillamama. cricket was one of them. steve waugh …
Posted in 16: SEARCH
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Brett Lee
Over the past four issues, Cordite has featured a number of poems by self-professed cricket tragic, Nick Whittock. In fact, Nick's poems were the genesis of the current Test Match issue.
Posted in 12: TEST MATCH
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Sonny Rollins
Nick Whittock is perhaps one of Australia's foremost cricket theorists. He currently lives in Melbourne but hopes one day to become a life-member of the Kameruka C.C.
Posted in 12: TEST MATCH
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Nick Whittock: Watching the Grass Grow
When it is cricket that is the matter, all forces return to the ball at the limits of the universe. The grass is still growing. It is photosynthesising, there is a flow of moisture involved here among other things (sunlight, carbon dioxide…)
Posted in FEATURES
Tagged cricket, nick whittock, test match
Pe
i wanna be robbie williams i so almost am i wa nna fold in dimensions hit herto unheard of i wanna be a cephalopoid superb c reature with a thick thick sp ine a bone that interrupts ca uses blockages …
Posted in 11: COPYLEFT
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Hayden & Langer: Open Slat(h)er
the air is pretty a bitten tune scathed by the savant with his big nails a willow blade flashing like an idiot the thing has slowed now to cremation pace single handedly he wins the ashes pashes the badge we …
Posted in 11: COPYLEFT
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re mission
stuart macgill's dismissal of brian lara in the second innings of the second test 2000/2001 it is akin to the moment when the batsman left the atmosphere of his suit a viral agent is being expelled from my body into …
Posted in 10: LOCATION ASIA-AUSTRALIA
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Michael Slater 2
i just need some time and space the cut shot will begin to function and i will be unstoppable once more in my exuberance i have let things go that perhaps should have been dealt with more rigorously through my …
Posted in 10: LOCATION ASIA-AUSTRALIA
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Michael Slater 3
the prophecies will not be fulfilled i see this now with clarity everything is clear to me the blood was not rich enough too much sun too much sun i must make my bat smaller more compact weigh it down …
Posted in 09: MUSIC
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