13: INTERNATIONAL

Index of Poems
Released 2003
Poetry Editor Terry Jaensch
Pandora Archive (NLA)

More like a quiet moment between drinks than an issue per se, INTERNATIONAL (2003) has got poetry in it, of this we’re sure. There’s also some interviews and other ephemera. Other than that we suspect there’s nothing to see here. Move along, please.




Jennifer Harrison: San Gimignano

Posted on May 31, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

Jennifer Harrison is a Melbourne writer and photographer. Her poetry collection Dear B was short-listed for the 1999 Age Book of the Year.

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Cyril Wong: Way Out

Posted on May 30, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

Cyril Wong is the author of three collections of poetry: Squatting Quietly, The End Of His Orbit and Below: Absence. He lives in Singapore.

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Cyril Wong: Landing

Posted on May 30, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

Cyril Wong is the author of three collections of poetry: Squatting Quietly, The End Of His Orbit and Below: Absence. He lives in Singapore.

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Ted Nielsen: howtowritepopsongswithoutevenreallytrying

Posted on May 29, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

Ted Nielsen is a Sydney-based poet. His first collection, Search Engine (Five Islands Press), was reviewed by Cassie Lewis in our last issue. Ted also maintains a very snazzy website, Magic Dog.

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D.J. Huppatz: lifestyle beijing

Posted on May 25, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

D.J. Huppatz is co-founder of Textbase Publications. This work was completed while on an Australia-China Council residency in Beijing.

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Justin Lowe: Scheherazade

Posted on May 23, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

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.

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Cyril Wong: Part of a Discussion

Posted on May 19, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

Cyril Wong is the author of three collections of poetry: Squatting Quietly, The End Of His Orbit and Below: Absence. He lives in Singapore.

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alicia sometimes: International Date Lines

Posted on May 16, 2003 by Alicia Sometimes

alicia sometimes really likes the thump of a bass. She had a brief stint as a rock girl in the mid nineties in a surfie, hula-hoop, grunge band. She is a poet who still loves to be surrounded by music, performing her work many, many times on stage, train and automobile. alicia also loves numbers.

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Patrick Jones: Hector's Insult: war music prohibition signs

Posted on May 7, 2003 by Patrick Jones

Previous issues of Cordite have featured several pieces by Lyonville-based artist and poet Patrick Jones. His “Monument for the Unmanned” (one of a series of “deserter memorials as public works”) was in fact the cover image for Issue 11.

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Ian Macneill: Prague In the Twenties

Posted on May 2, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

Ian Macneill's slim volume t v tricks and other poems (BlackWattle Press) vanished a long, long time ago.

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Earl Livings: Letter of Accord

Posted on May 1, 2003 by Cordite Poetry Review

Earl Livings is the editor of Divan, Australia's first all-Australian online poetry journal. His first book of poetry, Further Than Night (Bystander Press), was published in 2000. He is currently working on his PhD and a second collection of poetry.

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