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Gareth Morgan
Can Poetry Be Happy?
My uncle named his retro-fitted army van after Field Marshal Erick Von … someone. I’m hesitant to Google.
Posted in ESSAYS
Tagged Corey Wakeling, Corey Worthington, Gareth Morgan, Gig Ryan, John Ashbery, Lucy Van
walking bernadette mayer
at dee’s we read dickinson then do a sound meditation then read her again it puts me in my place i needa brush my teeth i bought greek biscuits and kombucha in a wine bottle labelled backyard bubblegum sian brings …
Posted in 110: POP
Tagged Gareth Morgan
Gareth Morgan Reviews Cities by Petra White
Petra White’s poetry has been highly and widely praised, celebrated for its seriousness, its engagement with poets like Petrarch, Dante, Coleridge and Donne, its ability to ‘recall’ these famous European names and their famous poems. She is presented as a serious poet, and has managed to get her ‘kind of Collected-poems-so-far’ onto the VCE Literature text list.
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Gareth Morgan, Petra White
Rachel Schenberg Reviews Gareth Morgan and Harry Reid
Gareth Morgan’s Dear Eileen, is a focused yet restless collection of epistolary-poems addressed to the American poet, Eileen Myles. Published in 2020 in Puncher & Wattmann’s poetry chapbook series, Slow Loris, it is the Naarm-based poet’s first title.
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Tagged Gareth Morgan, Harry Reid, Rachel Schenberg
Gareth Morgan Reviews Gabrielle Everall’s Dona Juanita and the Love of Boys
In the ‘Reflection from the author’ at the beginning of Dona Juanita and the Love of Boys (Buon Cativi Press, 2020), Gabrielle Everall states: ‘The main struggle of the novella is about the protagonist’s love of boys. Some of the poems are written about two guys I had crushes on’, as well as, ‘there is lesbian erotica … as my best sexual experience was with a woman.’
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Tagged Gabrielle Everall, Gareth Morgan
famous writers … and what they wore
sometimes i think of people as looking like pam brown sometimes i’m actually thinking of helen garner sometimes maggie beer who i try keep out of mind as best i can but she often sneaks in any way i see …
Posted in 86: NO THEME VII
Tagged Gareth Morgan
Review Short: Love, Sex and Death in the Poetry of Bolesław Leśmian, Translated by Marcel Weyland
In this new collection of translations, Marcel Weyland acquaints contemporary readers with Boleslaw Leśmian (1877-1937). The book makes us witness to the self-construction of an early twentieth century ‘outsider’ poet who won’t hesitate to invite you into his world. Weyland has taken up the heady task of translating a poetry that is difficult in its original form. Leśmian is celebrated for his creative morphing of language, playing with rhythm, and inventing of words in Polish.
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Tagged Bolesław Leśmian, Gareth Morgan, Marcel Weyland
