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'The End of the Line is Rae Desmond Jones’ final collection of poetry. Rae worked on this manuscript during the last year of his life and it’s publication is a fitting tribute to a great poet.' (Publication summary)
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A Rae of Hope for a Damaged World : John Jenkins Launches ‘The End of the Line’ by Rae Desmond Jones
2019
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— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , no. 26 2019;
— Review of The End of the Line 2019 selected work poetry'I first met Rae Desmond Jones (or ‘RDJ’ if you like, for short) in the mid 1970s, just after I had taken up with my new partner, the former New York poet Carol Novack. Soon after meeting Carol, I moved to Sydney, to live with her.' (Introduction)
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Public & Personal — Les Wicks Reviews ‘Legacy by Julie Watts & ‘The End of the Line’ by Rae Desmond Jones
2019
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— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , no. 26 2019;
— Review of The End of the Line 2019 selected work poetry ; Legacy 2018 selected work poetry -
The Sydney Launch of ‘The End of The Line’, by Rae Desmond Jones
2019
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— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , no. 26 2019;
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Public & Personal — Les Wicks Reviews ‘Legacy by Julie Watts & ‘The End of the Line’ by Rae Desmond Jones
2019
single work
review
— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , no. 26 2019;
— Review of The End of the Line 2019 selected work poetry ; Legacy 2018 selected work poetry -
A Rae of Hope for a Damaged World : John Jenkins Launches ‘The End of the Line’ by Rae Desmond Jones
2019
single work
column
— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , no. 26 2019;
— Review of The End of the Line 2019 selected work poetry'I first met Rae Desmond Jones (or ‘RDJ’ if you like, for short) in the mid 1970s, just after I had taken up with my new partner, the former New York poet Carol Novack. Soon after meeting Carol, I moved to Sydney, to live with her.' (Introduction)
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The Sydney Launch of ‘The End of The Line’, by Rae Desmond Jones
2019
single work
column
— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , no. 26 2019;
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