Sophia Walsh



‘Writing has to be a place of liberation’: Sophia Walsh in Conversation with Eileen Myles

It is difficult to interview someone with a career spanning approximately forty-five years and an oeuvre that has profoundly affected me. It is also difficult to introduce them to an audience of readers, so I will set the scene instead: Eileen dons a blue t-shirt and sits on a spinning office chair in front of a large whiteboard with visible notes on it.

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Before You Go

The other night I had a dream about Esther being loved-up at a party with her ex. When I woke in the middle of night I thought something like life is a window through which I look which I thought …

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2022 Queensland Poetry Val Vallis Award Winners

Introducing the 2022 Queensland Poetry Val Vallis Prize winners.

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W.o.W

I attend the girlies night at Wet on Wellington for research purposes. Mimi comes with me because she supports me, and has a thing for watching people be intimate in 25m lap pools. We avoid the video lounges because we’ve …

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To a Year

Reach into my pot. Turn your fingers sticky. Eviscerate my uterus and gouge out my ovaries. Shove it up me. Remove the wet gel and just put it in. Show me my insides on the big screen. Open my gown. …

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