Featured

• Featured Artist: Zalehah Turner
  • Featured Artist Zalehah Turner: Biographical Note
    
• Featured Writers:
• PART 1: James W. Wood
  • Featured Writer James W. Wood: Biographical Note
  • Featured Writer James W. Wood: Six Poems
• PART 2: Owen Bullock
  • Featured Writer Owen Bullock: Biographical Note
  • Featured Writer Owen Bullock: Seven Poems and Three Untitled Prose Poems
• PART 3: Willem Tibben
  • Featured Writer Willem Tibben: Biographical Note
  • Featured Writer Willem Tibben: poems from suburban veneer
• PART 4: Brendan Bonsack
  • Featured Writer Brendan Bonsack: Biographical Note
  • Featured Writer Brendan Bonsack: Four Spoken Word Poems
• PART 5: Andy Jackson
  • Featured Writer Andy Jackson: Biographical Note
  • Featured Writer Andy Jackson: Three Poems
• PART 6: Magdalena Ball
  • Featured Writer Magdalena Ball: Biographical Note
  • Featured Writer Magdalena Ball: Five Poems

Teasing Threads

• Introducing Chris Palazzolo’s Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism
  • Teasing Threads – on Perth poetry
  • Teasing Threads – on Perth poetry: Jan Napier’s Thylacine

 

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• “The core of Unmaking Atoms”: Zalehah Turner interviews Magdalena Ball
• The Celebration of a Life Richly Lived: Ron Pretty Reviews Many, and One by Lyn Hatherly
• The Absence of Painting: Lisa Sharp reviews Joe Wilson Painting etc at STACKS PROJECTS
• “unearthed, precious and intimate”- Emma Cooper reviews Thea Astley: Selected Poems
• “the inner and outer worlds of the bereaved”: Malcolm St Hill reviews Magdalena Ball’s Unmaking Atoms
• “Beauty, imagination, understanding, empathy, recognition”: Heather Taylor Johnson launches Andy Jackson’s Music our bodies can’t hold
• An Intellectual and Emotional Complex: Luke Fischer launches The Sepia Carousel by Jakob Ziguras
• Vale John Ashbery
• Perth Poetry Festival – Keynote Address by Amanda Joy
• “my poem is a message to let people know what [a] terrible situation we are in”: Mohammad Ali Maleki talks to Zalehah Turner about ‘Silence Land’ from Manus Island
• Answers Just Beyond Our Grasp: Colleen Keating launches Black Mountain by Carol Chandler
• “A glowing, truthful collection to read and re-read”: Barbara Boyd-Anderson shares her thoughts on Open & Unfold by Cecilia Morris
• Succinct and poignant, a retrospective with the addition of new poems and “a clear eye on the future”: Anna Forsyth reviews We the Mapless: new and selected poems by Ian McBryde
• “humour, pain, judgement, and celebration”: a selection of poetry from Open & Unfold by Cecilia Morris
• “sparse versification and delicately restrained language”: Stephanie Dunk reviews Painting Red Orchids by Eileen Chong
• Danny Gardner and Maureen Ten co-launched Belgrove Press’s first title for 2017: Willem Tibben’s suburban veneer, address by Maureen Ten
• “veracity, agility, ferocity, and novelty”: Les Wicks launches Open & Unfold by Cecilia Morris
• “narratives of pain, illness, resilience and fortitude”: Jennifer Harrison launches Shaping the Fractured Self edited by Heather Taylor Johnson
• Vale Fay Zwicky

 

Published by Rochford Street Press
ISSN 2200-9922