PS New poem in Griffith Review now online

You can read ‘The morning fog (A Golden Shovel after Kate Bush)’ here.

Do check out the other writing in this issue of Griffith Review: editor Ashley Hay’s introduction; poetry by Stuart Cooke, Shastra Deo, Sarah Holland-Batt, Anna Jacobson, Ella Jeffery, Daniel Swain and Laura Taylor; memoir by Krissy Kneen; fiction by Keren Heenan, Pat Hoffie, Allanah Hunt, Julienne van Loon, Holly Ringland and Mirandi Riwoe; and Tara June Winch’s special series in celebration of the International Year of Indigenous Languages.

New poem in Griffith Review

Happy to have a new poem in Griffith Review 66: The Light Ascending — The Novella Project VII. ‘The morning fog (A Golden Shovel after Kate Bush)’ samples ‘The Morning Fog’ (from Hounds of Love), Shelley’s ‘To a Skylark’ and George Meredith’s ‘The Lark Ascending’.

This issue, edited by Ashley Hay, also includes poetry by Stuart Cooke, Shastra Deo, Sarah Holland-Batt, Anna Jacobson, Ella Jeffery, Daniel Swain and Laura Taylor, memoir by Krissy Kneen, and fiction by Keren Heenan, Pat Hoffie, Allanah Hunt, Julienne van Loon, Holly Ringland and Mirandi Riwoe.

Griffith Review 66 is out November 5 (it’s a Scorpio, like me)! You can read more about it here.

New poem in Rabbit

Pleased to have a poem, ‘Form DV3’, in Rabbit 27: Tense (guest co-edited by Pascalle Burton and David Stavanger), alongside writing by Grace Yee, Melinda Smith, Felicity Plunkett, Scott-Patrick Mitchell, Gemma Mahadeo, David McCooey, Jayne Fenton Keane, Anna Jacobson, Jill Jones, Tim Heffernan, Andrew Galan, Eileen Chong and Meera Atkinson et al.

You can read Editor-in-Chief Jessica L Wilkinson’s introduction and buy a copy here.