Nikola Madzirov was born in 1973 in Strumica, Macedonia in a family of Balkan Wars refugees. His first collection of poetry, »Zaklučeni vo gradot« (tr:
Fish-Hair Woman by Merlinda Bobis Spinifex Press ISBN 9781876756970 Reviewed by PAUL GIFFARD-FORET Silencing Voice, Voicing Silence: A Review of Fish-Hair Woman Silence
David Herd is a poet, critic and teacher. His forthcoming collections of poetry include All Just (Carcanet, 2012) and Outwith (Bookthug, 2012). He is the author
MTC Cronin has written numerous collections of poetry (including several co-written with fellow-Australian poet, Peter Boyle) and a number of volumes of avant-garde cross-genre micro-essays.
Born in Adelaide, Christopher Pollnitz lectured for over thirty years at the University of Newcastle. He remains a conjoint lecturer of that University and
New and Selected Poems by Gig Ryan Giramondo Press 2011 ISBN 9781920882662 Reviewed by MARGARET BRADSTOCK New and Selected texts are increasingly popular with
The Sons of Clovis by David Brooks UQP ISBN: 978 0 7022 3884 0 Reviewed by MARTIN EDMOND Clerks of Metamorphosis A
Jena Woodhouse is a poet and fiction writer. Her most recent book was a novel, Farming Ghosts (2009), and her forthcoming publication is a short
Another Babylon by Vlanes University of Queensland Press ISBN: 978 0 7022 3896 3 Reviewed by NATALIE OWEN-JONES Another Babylon is the
Laksmi Pamuntjak, writer and poet, was born in Jakarta, Indonesia. Author of two collections of poetry, Ellipsis (2005, one of The Herald UK’s Books of
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