Modern Ecopoetry: Reading the Palimpsest of the More-Than-Human World, Volume Editors: Leonor María Martínez Serrano and Cristina María Gámez Fernández, 2021 (Brill) available in print or eBook formats.
Whirlwind Duststorm by John Hawke, 2021 (Grand Parade Poets)
Pushing Back by John Kinsella, 2021 (Transit Lounge Publishing)
Plan B Audio by Jane Joritz-Nakagawa, 2020 (Isobar Press) [featuring photography by Susan Laura Sullivan]
Earth Dwellers. New Poems by Kristen Lang, 2021 (Giramondo Poets)
Blue Balloon by Grant Caldwell, 2021 (Collective Effort Press)
Biological Necessity: New Poems by Jennifer Maiden, 2021 (Quemar Press)
All She Resolves to Rescue: Marie de France’s Lanval and Guildeluec and Guilliadon (a romance known as Eliduc) Modern English Translations by Katharine Margot Toohey, 2021 (Quemar Press)
The Owl Inside by Ivy Ireland, 2020 (Puncher & Wattmann)
Gas Deities by Ed Wright, 2020 (Puncher & Wattmann)
Know Your Country by Kerri Shying, 2020 (Puncher & Wattmann)
Plague Animals by Rebecca Edwards, 2020 (Puncher & Wattmann)
Four Oceans by Toby Davidson, 2020 (Puncher & Wattmann)
The Hallelujah Shadow (essays) by Andrew Sant, 2020 (Puncher & Wattmann)
Grace Perry: Australian Poet, Publisher and Paediatrician by Dot Jensen, 2020 (Boraga Academic)
Chasing Marie Antoinette All Over Paris by Adrienne Eberhard, 2020 (Black Pepper)
The Strangest Place by Stephen Edgar, 2020 (Black Pepper)
Admit the Joyous Passion of Revolt by Elena Gomez
A Happening in Hades by S. K. Kelen
apparently by Joanne Burns, 2019 (Giramondo Poets)
Autobiochemistry by Tricia Dearborn
Back to Earth by Tony Page
Baffling Gravity by Andrew Sant
Body Politic by Mary Cresswell
Continent Aflame: Responses to an Australian Catastrophe edited by Pat Anderson, Sally Garder, Paul James and Paul Komesaroff
Creature by Rosalee Kiely
Falling Upwards by Darby Hudson
Family Trees by Michael Farrell
Foxstruck and Other Collisions by Shari Kocher
Hope Blossoming in Their Ink by Juan Garrido-Salgado
Hotel Universo by Chris Brown
Lost in Case by Caren Florance
Lyre by Stuart Cooke
My Mother and the Cat by Jeltje Fanoy
Nancy by Bruno Lloret
Numb & Number by David Musgrave
Open by Sarah ST Vincent Welch
Play With Knives & Play With Knives Two: Complicity, Play With Knives Three & Play With Knives Four, Play With Knives: Five: George and Clare, The Malachite and the Diamonds by Jennifer Maiden
Poems Far and Wide and A Break in the Weather by John Jenkins
Shorter Lives by John A Scott
Signora Bella’s Grand Tour by Lesley Synge
Spinoza’s Overcoat by Subhash Jaireth
The Arms of Men by John Bartlett
The Espionage Act: New Poems by Jennifer Maiden
The Foliage in the Underworld by Michael Sharkey
The Mirror Hunters by Ross Gillett
The Returns: A Novel by Philip Salom
The short story of you and I by Richard James Allen
The Song of Globule by Stephen Oliver
Thorn by Todd Turner
Timestamps by Sofie Westcombe
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Hi. I left a review for Tilting At Time by G Tome. Did you get it? I think the site was down?
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Dear Bruce,
Thanks for your message. We don’t take book reviews through the website. Our usual practice is to have email communication with reviewers before a review is undertaken, not to take unsolicited reviews. I don’t recall such a conversation with you. The book in question is now with another reviewer. Perhaps you can post your comment again when that review is published later in the year.
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Anne
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