Submission to Cordite 112: TREAT

By and | 9 October 2023

Ok, who’s up for a treat? Who couldn’t use a treat in these difficult times?

What, for you, counts as a treat? Where do you find joy, delight or amusement?

What subject or topic do you want to treat with the respect (or mockery) it deserves?

Who are you treating how? What gifts are you giving? What terms do you want to discuss or negotiate? Who or what would you like to heal or cure?

This is your invitation to treat Cordite readers to seriously good poems that engage with, respond to or explore the meaning(s) of ‘treat’.

This podcast sheds some insight on how Cordite Poetry Review (and Cordite Books) works.

Submission to Cordite 112: TREAT closes 11.59pm Melbourne time 4 February 2024.

Please note:

  1. The guest editor(s) has sovereign selection choice for all poems submitted.
  2. Masthead editors will also contribute to the issue.
  3. We will only read submissions sent during our official submission periods.
  4. Please place up to three (3) poems in one (1) Word, RTF or PDF document (unless specifically noted otherwise for special issues), with no identifying details in the document itself.
  5. We are not able to offer feedback on individual poems.
  6. Submissions will only be accepted via Submittable …

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Tricia Dearborn is a Sydney poet, writer and editor. Her latest books of poetry are Autobiochemistry (UWAP, 2019) and She Reconsiders Life on the Run (International Poetry Studies Institute Chapbooks, 2019). Her work is widely represented in anthologies, including The Anthology of Australian Prose Poetry, Contemporary Australian Poetry and Australian Poetry since 1788, and she has been a guest poetry editor for literary journals including Rabbit 31: The SCIENCE Issue in 2020. In 2019, she was a judge of the University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor’s International Poetry Prize. She also writes fiction, and won the 2021 Neilma Sidney Short Story Prize.

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Kent MacCarter is publisher of Cordite Books and managing editor of Cordite Poetry Review. 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).

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