Song Sung (2014) [detail] Georgina Pollard, 1.1m x 2.4m, house paint and curtain fabric, exhibited at Eco Spirit (2014), Modern Arts Projects (MAP), Blue Mountains. Photo credit: Billy Gruner

Featured

• Featured Artist Georgina Pollard – Biographical Note curated by Ashley Haywood
  • Featured Artist Georgina Pollard: Biographical Note
• Featured Writers Part 1: New Shoots – curated by Zalehah Turner
  • New Shoots commissioned poets Mark Tredinnick, Eileen Chong and Eric Avery (curated by Zalehah Turner) – Biographical Note
  • New Shoots commissioned poems by Mark Tredinnick, Eric Avery and Eileen Chong
  • Calls for submissions for the New Shoots Poetry Prizes

Featured Writers Part 2: Past Australian Poetry Café Poets – curated by Zalehah Turner

• • Australian Poetry’s Cafe Poet Program (2009-2014) and contributing Café Poets- Bibliographic note
  • ‘QUIETUDE’ by Mark Niehus
  • ‘CONTRAST II’ by Skye Loneragan
  • ‘Swimming in the Southern Ocean’ by Rachael Mead
  • ‘Not Thinking About the Circus, at the Circus’ by Angela Gardner
  • ‘Amsterdam towards winter’ by Kate Rees
  • ‘Minus Minus’ (extract) by Claine Keily
  • ‘Transparent City’/ ‘Ville filigrane’, ‘Snapshot’/ ‘Instantané’ and ‘Powder Puff’ by Daniel H. Dugas
  • ‘The glass table’ by Mark Liston
  • ‘Adopted’ by Alysha Herrmann, ‘Convergence’ by Janette Dadd and ‘waiting at the stop.’ by Indigo Eli
  • A gnome by Geoffrey Prince, ‘All the galaxies’ by Diane Caney and ‘Lap, lap.’ by Miriam Dale

Teasing Threads

• Introducing Chris Palazzolo’s Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism
  • Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism: Umbrella by Will Self
  • Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism: Woody Allen’s You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger
  • Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism: On the use of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony in Australian advertisements
  • Teasing Threads – Three Classical Westerns: 2. Sam Peckinpah’s Ride the High Country
  • Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism: Why everyone speaks the same way in Australian movies
  • Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism: Jeremy Sims’ Last Cab to Darwin
  • Teasing Threads – Three classical Westerns: 1. Delmer Daves’ 3.10 to Yuma

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• “A vision of past savagery that lies maddeningly between truth and fiction”: James Dunk reviews Sarah Drummond’s The Sound
• Surreal Shapes: Siobhan Hodge reviews The Curtain Breathed Deeply by Justene Williams
• Bewilderment and Wonder: Claire Gaskin launches Reflections of a Temporary Self: New & Selected Poems by Grant Caldwell
• Sharp and Sombre: Siobhan Hodge reviews Gordon Bennett’s “Be Polite”
• Caught between Blue and Grey: Grounded, performed by Alison van Reeken
• Luciano Prisco – New Works, Poems from Christopher Barnett: Mark Roberts on Christopher Barnett, Poetry and Collaboration
• A Characteristically Bold Innovation in Form: Peter Stanley Launches Plevna: A Biography in Verse by Geoff Page
• “Orpheus, Eurydice, and Schrödinger in the one box”: Mike Ladd launches The Rise of the Machines and other love poems by Peter Goldsworthy
• Linguistic and Cultural Cross-Fertilization. Tina Giannoukos Reviews Fainting with Freedom by Ouyang Yu
• Notes from a Launch: Peter Boyle and Judith Beveridge on the launch of A Patch of Sun
  • A Delectable Smorgasbord of Poetry: Peter Boyle launches A Patch of Sun
  • Judith Beveridge comments on the launch of A Patch of Sun
• A Small But Explosive Book: Moya Costello Launches Cactus by Stevi-Lee Alver
• “Jules Leigh Koch finds the surreal within the real in his coastal, suburban and urban settings”: Mike Ladd launches Stripping Wallpaper from the Sky by Jules Leigh Koch
• A Lucid Illustration of Erratic, Wayward Human Substance: Jonathan Dunk Reviews SUDS’ production of Black Hands / Dead Section
• It Borders on Ruin Porn: Perry Lam reviews Suicide Squad
• “Humorous and Paradoxical”: Mike Ladd Launches ‘Original Clichés’ by Rob Walker
• The Forked Garden Path: Jonathan Dunk Reviews A Few Days in the Country: And Other Stories by Elizabeth Harrower
• I Like Patrick Swayze Too: Perry Lam reviews Ghostbusters
• A Passionate, Lyrical, Desperate Voice: Antigone Kefala Remembers Dimitris Tsaloumas 1921-2015
• “Hetherington’s Touch is Light and Deft”- Glenda Guest reviews ‘Burnt Umber’
• Vale Billy Marshall-Stoneking
• Go to the Makers, Not the Mockers: Beth Spencer launches A Pocket Kit 2 by Kit Kelen
• A 1990s Japanese Mecha Anime: Perry Lam reviews Independence Day: Resurgence

Published by Rochford Street Press
ISSN 2200-9922