Author Archives
Anne Elvey is a researcher and poet with an interest in ecological hermeneutics, ecopoetics and biblical studies.
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Looking back from 2030 – Michelle Cahill speaks up
Listen to and read Michelle Cahill’s poem ‘2030, Adani, a Retrospective’ here
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Michael Aiken speaks up
Read his poem ‘The Eater of Worlds’ here
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Hope for Whole by Jill Jones
Jill Jones’ poem uses no ‘a’ or ‘i’ vowels – no Adani. Read it here.
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speaking up to king coal/cole – Kit Kelen
listen to Kit Kelen’s ‘Adani was a jolly old king, and a jolly old king was he’ here.
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Phillip Hall speaks up
Indigenous Country under pressure from mining not only in Galilee Basin. Read Phillip Hall’s poem ‘Royalty’ here.
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‘she dreams of making armour for the earth’ says Susan Hawthorne
Read Susan’s poem ‘armour against Adani’ here.
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Siobhan Hodge on ‘Mining tax’
Read Siobhan’s poem here
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Coral not Coal – says Kristin Hannaford
Listen to and read Kristin’s poem here.
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What might Earth say if we asked? Anne Elvey speaks up
Of course it’s a conceit to write as if Earth might speak in human language, but here is an abcdeary ‘interview with Earth’.
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the matter of carbon and love of Earth – Tricia Dearborn speaks up
Read Tricia’s poems here
