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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 King Tide
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    y separately published work icon Buying Online : Newcastle Poetry Prize Anthology 2018 Hunter Writers' Centre (editor), Newcastle : Hunter Writers' Centre , 2018 18293238 2018 anthology poetry 'The Newcastle Poetry Prize is Australia's most prestigious poetry award and continues to represent excellence in Australian poetry. Each year it attracts hundreds of entries from distinguished and emerging poets and ‘BUYING ONLINE’ is the 2018 anthology of 30 poems. The Newcastle Poetry Prize represents a wonderful opportunity for Australian poets interested in writing longer poetic works and poetic sequences to have these works recognised and anthologised in the company of their most accomplished peers. The award honours and nurtures some of the bravest poems being written anywhere in the world and, in doing so, it accords poetry the place it deserves in our contemporary culture. - Paul Hetherington, poet. Featuring Ross Gillett, John Watson, Mark Tredinnick, Kevin Smith, Joanne Ruppin, Chloe Wilson, Andy Kissane, Mark O’Flynn, Andy Jackson, Kristen Lang, Alison Flett, Vidhya Karnamadakala, B.R. Dionysius.' (Publication summary) Newcastle : Hunter Writers' Centre , 2018 pg. 58-60
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    y separately published work icon Cordite Poetry Review Earth no. 95 1 February 2020 18628701 2020 periodical issue

    'Why ‘Earth’? Because we are of it, because we are destroying it, because there is nowhere else. Because to think about anything else right now feels like dissociation.

    'The theme of this special issue isn’t radical. It’s not political. It’s not alarmist. It’s simply about drawing attention to a clear and present danger, something that is true: life on Earth, as we know it, is under threat. As for the relationship between this matter and poetry, isn’t truth-seeking what we like to think of as the job of the artist? Or are we just being poetic and self-regarding when we say that?' (Maria Takolander, Editorial introduction)

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