James Stuart: From Text To Texture

7 December 2004

James Stuart reviews Words and Things (Patrick Jones, ed.) in our Submerged issue. The review is part of a larger article commissioned by Cordite, available in PDF format.

The article itself features images from Words and Things, plus a selection of images from other sites/books. In the interests of accessibility we have made two versions of the article available – one (larger) for printing, and another (smaller) for reading on screen.

PRINTER-FRIENDLY VERSION (PDF, 2.7M) Download
SCREEN-FRIENDLY VERSION (PDF, 600kb) Download

Printing & viewing instructions: This file is best printed as a double-sided document. If you're not going to print the document at all, then you should probably read it in Acrobat Reader (free) using the View-Continuous Facing option. If you're going to print it and then throw it out, please recycle.

Image by Marie Sierra, from Words and Things.

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About David Prater


David Prater was born in Dubbo, NSW in 1972. He spent his childhood in various country towns before moving to Sydney to study Australian literature in the early 1990s. Over the past four decades, his poetry has been published in a range of Australian and international journals and anthologies. Between 2001 and 2012, he was Managing Editor of Cordite Poetry Review.

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https://daveydreamnation.substack.com

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