Robbie Coburn
Robbie Coburn is an Australian poet. His verse novel, The Foal in the Wire, will be published by Hachette Australia in 2025. Called ‘one of Australia’s most essential poets’ by ArtsHub and compared to Sylvia Plath in The Age, Robbie’s…
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Robbie Coburn is an Australian poet. His verse novel, The Foal in the Wire, will be published by Hachette Australia in 2025. Called ‘one of Australia’s most essential poets’ by ArtsHub and compared to Sylvia Plath in The Age, Robbie’s…
Gerry Jacobson lives in Ngunnawal/N’gambri country (Canberra). He writes tanka in cafes, on bush walks, and weeding the garden. He loves tanka prose and haibun and belongs to two supportive groups: Friday Writers and the Lyrebirds Tanka Circle. ‘Work’ was…
Nicoletta Glod is an emerging Romanian author now residing in Australia. Despite English not being her first language, she has published her debut novel, The Edge of War, now appearing on 12 websites, while balancing her engineering career. With rich…
Kevin Gillam is a West Australian poet with 4 books of poetry published, the most recent being the moon’s reminder, Ginninderra Press, 2018. He works as a cello teacher and freelance musician.
Jeremy Gadd is an Australian poet and author whose most recent publication was Driving Into the Dark, a selection of 60 previously published poems (Ginninderra Press, Adelaide, 2022). He has Master of Arts and PhD degrees from the University of…
Earl Livings is an award-winning poet and fiction writer widely published in Australia and overseas. His writing focuses on science, history, nature, mythology and the sacred. He has published two poetry collections and a fantasy verse novel. Earl lives in…
by Carl Walsh i. glamour of mid-morning sun fibro shacks lean into hawkesbury sailboats ride anchor half-sunk from last night’s rain mud blooms into water buoys mark out shallows girls keep their vessels close ii. train in waiting wondabyne bolts…
by Fred Duncan I sailed a boat, On a sea so calm and beautiful That I almost suffocated in its breathless passages. I walked through a forest, So green and deep and sombre That my footsteps and my soul were…
by Mary Salter Sheer red rock Furrowed and weathered bare Climbs out of a navy sea. Ancient volcanic rim Circles darkly on a Forever blue sky While curved shores Spread like flared skirts Hiding Her fiery centre. Tumbling down now,…
by Kate King My dog pulled me up to focus on one scent amid a myriad of others, to really take it in, its richness, rankness, recency, all its glorious nuances. Grudgingly, I stopped, paused the torrent of thoughts that…