Cordite is chuffed (once again) to announce that, joining Rosalind McFarlane as Commissioning Editor, Collaborations, Amelia Dale and Joan Fleming are joining the Cordite Poetry Review fold as Commissioning Editor, Experimental Literature and Commissioning Editor, New Zealand Literature respectively.
Amelia Dale is the ‘author’ of the book CONSTITUTION (Inken Publisch) and the e-objects Tractosaur (Troll Thread), METADATA (SOd) and Grumpy Cat 2 Reads Sanditon Chapter 2 (Gauss Pdf). She co-edits SOd Press, and is the poetry reviews editor of Southerly.
Joan Fleming is a poet living in Melbourne where she is working on a PhD in ethnopoetics. She is the author of Failed Love Poems (Victoria University Press) and The Same as Yes (Victoria University Press).
Kent MacCarter is a writer and editor in Castlemaine, with his wife and son. He's the author of three poetry collections –
In the Hungry Middle of Here (Transit Lounge, 2009),
Sputnik's Cousin (Transit Lounge, 2014) and California Sweet (Five Islands Press, 2018). He is also editor of
Joyful Strains: Making Australia Home (Affirm Press, 2013), a non-fiction collection of diasporic memoir. He is managing editor of
Cordite Poetry Review and publisher of Cordite Books.
Amelia Dale is the 'author' of the book
CONSTITUTION (Inken Publisch) and the e-objects
Tractosaur (Troll Thread),
METADATA (SOd) and
Grumpy Cat 2 Reads Sanditon Chapter 2 (Gauss Pdf). She co-edits SOd Press, and is the poetry reviews editor of
Southerly.
http://staleobjectsdepress.tumblr.com/
Joan Fleming is the author of two poetry collections published by Victoria University Press,
Failed Love Poems (2015) and
The Same as Yes (2011), and a chapbook,
Two Dreams in Which Things are Taken (Duets, 2010). Her honours include the Biggs Poetry Prize, the Verge Prize for Poetry, and the Harri Jones Memorial Prize from the Hunter Writers Centre. As a scholar, she is interested in competing epistemologies in poetic texts and the impossibility of perfect communication. She has published essays and a book chapter on the Canadian poet and classicist Anne Carson, and is currently finishing her PhD in ethnopoetics at Monash University, a project that has arisen out of family ties and ongoing relationships with Warlpiri people in Central Australia.
http://www.joanflemingpoet.com/
