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Paul Mitchell reviews Tim Metcalf
The Solution to Us by Tim Metcalf Ginninderra Press, 2008 Australia is home to a number of clinician poets, including general practitioners such as Peter Goldsworthy and Shen, and mental health specialists such as Jennifer Harrison, Robyn Rowland and Doris …
Cordite's SATSQ: Paul Mitchell
Well, in the spirit of rolling thunder and taking the pressure down, here's the second installment in what's sure to become a legendary series, Cordite's Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions. This time, the head on the chopping block belongs to …
Paul Mitchell: X
after Geoff Page I like my x. Especially the equal lines that pass through her centre. They give her balance, the sense that no matter what life may throw she'll stand, with her legs firm & grounded. She …
Paul Mitchell: Masterclass
It's no use showing me poems about music; I'm tone deaf.There's nothing wrong with that one, just needs more brilliance. Yeah, you've written a shocker there. Great poem. And full of love. * Don't use tired images when you feel you …
Paul Mitchell reviews Claire Gaskin
A Bud by Claire Gaskin John Leonard Press, 2006 There is no firm ground in Claire Gaskin's new collection, A Bud. If you're looking for poetry that announces itself as a place to have your psychic tremors explained, your yearning …
Paul Mitchell: A Series of Good Investments
He sits with his thumbs in knots a sparrow nestled in his stomach rolls no need now for further talk of flight or the lack therof, no need for further, distance or any departure time, long distance call or marker. …
Paul Mitchell: Dear Dad
Dear Dad Check this link … http://toldyouIdgetbackatyoupsychoanalyticallyformum.com Love Siggy >Notice – This memory contains paranoia and counter-transference insights >intended only for the intrusive use of the anaclitic named above. If you >are not the intended regression of this …
Paul Mitchell interviews Joel Deane
Joel Deane has won two national awards for his poetry and fiction. His novel, Another, won the IP Picks award for best unpublished Australian fiction manuscript in 2004 and was published in the same year. His book, Subterranean Radio Songs …
Paul Mitchell reviews Les Murray
While it has its weaknesses, The Biplane Houses reminds us of Murray's strengths and the reasons for so much Australian poetry being measured against his output. The emotional and personal concerns aired in ?The Tune on Your Mind' and the strengths of this collection tell me that, despite the fact that Murray is rounding on 70, his best works may be yet to come.
Paul Mitchell: Until
Paul Mitchell is a Melbourne poet. He has published one collection, Minorphysics (IP 2003), and has another due out in April 2007 through Five Islands Press. Visit his website.
Paul Mitchell: a day in the life long
Paul Mitchell is a contributing editor of Cordite.
Paul Mitchell: writers and editors
Paul Mitchell is a contributing editor of Cordite.
Paul Mitchell interviews Richard Watts
Richard Watts, creative director of Express Media's (producer of the youth literary magazine Voiceworks) has stepped down. Paul Mitchell reports on Richard's five years in a job that he describes as the best he's ever had.
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Paul Mitchell reviews Pushing Words
Castlemaine State Arts Festival April 2005 “Pushing Words”, a poetry reading held as part of the Castlemaine State Arts Festival, featured Melbourne poets Dorothy Porter, Ian McBryde, Lauren Williams, Kevin Brophy, Ali Alizadeh, Jennifer Harrison and Myron Lysenko.
