Collaboration: Pete Spence and Cornelis Vleeskens
We have archived Issue 40 of Rochford Street Review, and it is now available, along the all other issues stretching back to 2011, at https://rochfordstreetreview.com/previous-issues/
Featured Artist: Pete Spence
Reviews
- Where meaning lies: Small Epiphanies by David Terelinck reviewed by Kimberly K. Williams
- Insouciant, devil-may-care chutzpah: Jennifer Compton reviews G-d, Sleep and Chaos by Alan Fyfe
- A sense of arrival: Claire Gaskin reviews Coming to nothing by Morgan Yasbincek
- Marvelous, resonant and surreal moments: Mark Mahemoff reviews Devotional Poems by Graham Henderson
- Unearthing what has been buried: Angela Costi reviews Earlier by Rosanna E. Licari
Launches
- Tight, decisive, purposeful and deliberate: Emilie Zoey Baker launches Tight Bindings by Sarah Temporal
- The ubiquitous becomes sublime: Adrienne Eberhard launches undercurrents by Jane Williams
- Compelling honesty and stark precision: Sarah Temporal launches The Pentridge Trilogy
- A gentle, subtly joyful collection: Amanda Anastasi launches Rural Ecologies by Michael Leach
- Following her own breath: Jennifer Harrison launches Remarkable as Breathing by Rose Lucas
- Words of wonder, curiosity and awe: Angela Costi launches Stars Like Salt by Cathy Altmann
- Alchemy of the Sun by Margaret Bradstock book launch
- The Heart of the Human Quest for Enlightenment: Judith Beveridge launches The Diwan of Nawid by Mal McKimmie
- A delight in language: Jean Kent launches nibs & nubs by Josh Stenberg.
- Moments of true contact: Peter Minter launches Undercoat: Poems about Paintings by Mark O’Flynn
Poetry/Prose
- Lea Cameron: 5 Poems
- Strider Marcus Jones: 5 Poems
- Colleen Keating: Two Canticles
- Matt Creighton: 5 Poems
- Audrey Molloy: 3 Poems
- Les Wicks: 5 Poems
- David Ades: 3 Poems
- Andrew Taylor: 3 Poems
Visual Arts
Essays
Obituary
P76 Issue 9
- P76 Issue 9 – poetries of place/ displacement/ diaspora / odyssey. On-line Edition
- P76 Issue 9 – poetries of place/ displacement/ diaspora / odyssey – Melbourne launch
Bloomsday 2024
- Bloomsday at the Gaelic Club, Sydney.
- Bloomsday Feature: ‘Dublin You Are’ by Stephen James Smith
- Bloomsday Feature: ‘Penelope’: A poem by Nathanael O’Reilly
- Bloomsday Feature: ‘The Citizen’s Wife’ a Poetry Film by Molly Twomey, for Ulysses 2.2
- Bloomsday Feature. ‘Cities that are not Dublin’ by Mark Roberts
- Bloomsday Feature. ‘The Light Far From the Hill’. A poem by Linda Adair
- Bloomsday Feature: A deep appreciation for Joyce’s rebellious and seditious themes. Professor Michael Farrell introduces Gabrielle Carey’s James Joyce A Life
- Bloomsday Feature: The beauty and the strangeness: Russell Smith launches James Joyce: A Life by Gabrielle Carey