Issue 6: November 2012 – February 2013 Contents

cv10 — Two Visual Poems by Cornelis Vleeskens from his book ” A h ! “ Redfox Press 2011 (http://www.redfoxpress.com/dada-vleeskens.html). Thanks to Katherine Blackwell for the use of these images.

The miniature level of perception: Jal Nicholl reviews Anyworld by Pam Brown
A message from the “AND”: John Edwards speaks at the launch of The Selected Your Friendly Fascist
A sense of the magical: Heather Taylor Johnson reviews Something Wrong by Adeeb Kamal Ad-Deen
Shards of Amber Dreams: Francesca Sasnaitis reviews Resinations by Javant Biarujia
Savouring the Undertow: Mark Roberts reviews Body Language by Elizabeth Allen
Vive la madness! Chris Mansell Launches P76 Issue 6
Risk Taking and Fast-paced Comedy: Heather Taylor Johnson reviews Pangamonium by Zanesh Catkin
Happy Birthday Rochford Street Review!
Kris Hemensley recalls Charles Buckmaster on the 40th anniversary of his death
Crime and Ghosts: Dianne Dean reviews What the Dead Said by D.J. Daniels
An expression of awe & wonder: Marietta Elliott-Kleerkoper reviews Interferon Psalms by Luke Davies.
Abortion, desertion, corruption, self-interest, revenge and the need for justice: Petrina Meldrum reviews The Tower Mill by James Moloney
Searching for the Past: Robbie Coburn reviews On the Circumvesuviana by Lucy Dougan
These Heathen Dreams – help complete this important film on Christopher Barnett
Poems for the People: Robbie Coburn reviews Stepping Over Seasons by Ashley Capes
The Kraken Wakes – Rochford Street Review is back
Artist and Protector of Girls: joanne burns launches Darger: his girls by Julie Chevalier
Sweet flesh of memory: Mark Roberts reviews Burning Rice by Eileen Chong
Music and Words: Mark Roberts previews Seven Stations – in any order – a love poem for Sydney. A song cycle by poet Chris Mansell and composer Andrew Batt-Rawden
A Voice Caged in Paper: Les Wicks reviews Private Conversations Vol 2 by Cameron Hindrum

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Rochford Street Review

Issue 6: November 2012 – February 2013 Contents

A message from the “AND”: John Edwards speaks at the launch of The Selected Your Friendly Fascist

A sense of the magical: Heather Taylor Johnson reviews Something Wrong by Adeeb Kamal Ad-Deen

Shards of Amber Dreams: Francesca Sasnaitis reviews Resinations by Javant Biarujia

Savouring the Undertow: Mark Roberts reviews Body Language by Elizabeth Allen

Vive la madness! Chris Mansell Launches P76 Issue 6

Risk Taking and Fast-paced Comedy: Heather Taylor Johnson reviews Pangamonium by Zanesh Catkin

Happy Birthday Rochford Street Review!

Kris Hemensley recalls Charles Buckmaster on the 40th anniversary of his death

Crime and Ghosts: Dianne Dean reviews What the Dead Said by D.J. Daniels

An expression of awe & wonder: Marietta Elliott-Kleerkoper reviews Interferon Psalms by Luke Davies.

Abortion, desertion, corruption, self-interest, revenge and the need for justice: Petrina Meldrum reviews The Tower Mill by James Moloney

Searching for the Past: Robbie Coburn reviews On the Circumvesuviana by Lucy Dougan

These Heathen Dreams – help complete this important film on Christopher Barnett

Poems for the People: Robbie Coburn reviews Stepping Over Seasons by Ashley Capes

The Kraken Wakes – Rochford Street Review is back

Artist and Protector of Girls: joanne burns launches Darger: his girls by Julie Chevalier

Sweet flesh of memory: Mark Roberts reviews Burning Rice by Eileen Chong

Music and Words: Mark Roberts previews Seven Stations – in any order – a love poem for Sydney. A song cycle by poet Chris Mansell and composer Andrew Batt-Rawden

A Voice Caged in Paper: Les Wicks reviews Private Conversations Vol 2 by Cameron Hindrum

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