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Ern Malley's Cat: pigeon 500
Ern Malley's cat writes: “the 2005 ashes series was my first ashes”.
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEYEthel Malley: Sonnet
Ethel Malley is the sister of Ern Malley.
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged rob walkerEthel Malley Strikes Back
Burwood, New South Wales Dear Editors, I am not certain that I am eligible for your competition, but please bear with me. You see, I am the sister of Ernest. I feel compelled to point out a grave error in …
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged rob walkerErn Malley: Six works
Ern Malley remains an enigma …
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged Laurie DugganErn Malley: Things to do in Perth
Ern Malley remains an enigma …
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged Laurie DugganErn Malley: Melancholia,
Ern Malley remains an enigma …
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged Laurie DugganErn Malley: Hygienic Lily
ERN MALLEY liked nothing better than to garden. It was there, in his rubber gloves, that the words of the poems would come to him.'
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged MTC CroninErn Malley: Parasol
ERN MALLEY liked nothing better than to garden. It was there, in his rubber gloves, that the words of the poems would come to him.'
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged MTC CroninErn Malley: Pedestrian Verse
A gay, light-hearted bastard, ERN MALLEY cuts a moodily romantic figure within the dun Australian literary scene, his name inevitably conjuring perhaps that best known image of him, bow-tie askew, grinning cheerfully, at the wheel of his 1958 Jaguar sports car, El Cid. It is this image that also carries in its train the stories of later suffering-the affairs, the women, the bad teeth-and, speaking of teeth, the beautiful poems wrenched from the teeth of despair & written on the wrist of happiness “where happiness happens to like its poems written best” (in his inordinate phrase).
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged John Jenkins, ken boltonErn Malley: I have gone missing from this world
A gay, light-hearted bastard, ERN MALLEY cuts a moodily romantic figure within the dun Australian literary scene, his name inevitably conjuring perhaps that best known image of him, bow-tie askew, grinning cheerfully, at the wheel of his 1958 Jaguar sports car, El Cid. It is this image that also carries in its train the stories of later suffering-the affairs, the women, the bad teeth-and, speaking of teeth, the beautiful poems wrenched from the teeth of despair & written on the wrist of happiness “where happiness happens to like its poems written best” (in his inordinate phrase).
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged John Jenkins, ken boltonErn Malley: Prospect Of The Young KB As A Critic
A gay, light-hearted bastard, ERN MALLEY cuts a moodily romantic figure within the dun Australian literary scene, his name inevitably conjuring perhaps that best known image of him, bow-tie askew, grinning cheerfully, at the wheel of his 1958 Jaguar sports car, El Cid. It is this image that also carries in its train the stories of later suffering-the affairs, the women, the bad teeth-and, speaking of teeth, the beautiful poems wrenched from the teeth of despair & written on the wrist of happiness “where happiness happens to like its poems written best” (in his inordinate phrase).
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged ken boltonErn Malley: A Fool To Care
A gay, light-hearted bastard, ERN MALLEY cuts a moodily romantic figure within the dun Australian literary scene, his name inevitably conjuring perhaps that best known image of him, bow-tie askew, grinning cheerfully, at the wheel of his 1958 Jaguar sports car, El Cid. It is this image that also carries in its train the stories of later suffering-the affairs, the women, the bad teeth-and, speaking of teeth, the beautiful poems wrenched from the teeth of despair & written on the wrist of happiness “where happiness happens to like its poems written best” (in his inordinate phrase).
Posted in 23: CHILDREN OF MALLEY Tagged ken bolton
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