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Nick Whittock: 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.
Nick Whittock: 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.
Michael Farrell: Bat & Ball
Michael Farrell's latest collection is ode,ode (Salt).
Michael Farrell: there thereabouts
Michael Farrell's latest collection is ode,ode (Salt).
Sultan of Swat
Liam Ferney is an emerging poet based in Brisbane. He spent part of 2002 teaching English in South Korea. His poems have been published in Southerly, Meanjin, LinQ and Famous Reporter.
Liam Ferney: Seoul Survivor
Liam Ferney is an emerging poet based in Brisbane. He spent part of 2002 teaching English in South Korea. His poems have been published in Southerly, Meanjin, LinQ and Famous Reporter.
Les Wicks: Set Free
Les Wicks' latest collection is Appetities of Light (PressPress, 2002)
Les Wicks: Give It a Try
Les Wicks' most recent collection is Appetites of Light (PressPress, 2002)
Tim Sinclair: Sunday Bloody Sunday
Find out about Tim Sinclair at www.timsinclair.org.
Posted in 12: TEST MATCH Comments OffJordie Albiston: Soul vs Body
Jordie Albiston's fourth collection, The Fall, was released in 2003 – read Matt Hetherington's review of this book here.
Posted in 12: TEST MATCH Comments OffCate Kennedy: following the game
Cate Kennedy's first collection of poetry, Signs of Other Fires was published by Five Islands Press.
Posted in 12: TEST MATCH Comments OffJayne Fenton Keane: toen | tone
Jayne Fenton Keane is the author of two poetry books, 'Torn' (Plateau Press 2000) and 'Ophelia's Codpiece' (Post Pressed, 2002), with another due for release in 2003. Check out JFK's website at www.poetinresidence.com.
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