photo © Peter Minter 2007
Special Issue in Memory of Martin Harrison, 1949-2014
Editorial
Stuart Cooke and Peter Minter
Poetry
| cutting down peach trees
Dael Allison |
The School of Trees
Richard James Allen |
Hymnal/Wild Bees
Judith Beveridge |
Valediction
Margaret Bradstock |
| Martin at Waddi
Jacqueline Buswell |
Witnessed
Chlöe Callistemon |
Golden every wych way
Anne M. Carson |
Moods (wet dream)
Bonny Cassidy |
| A Toast to a Saint: Beau Present for Martin Harrison
Dave Drayton |
oscillation
Dusk Dundler |
briefly suddenly
Anne Elvey |
Death of a Year
Michael Farrell |
| Vague Bonds
Toby Fitch |
The Department
Toby Fitch |
I am your reader twice Sur
Juan Garrido-Salgaldo |
Royalty
Phillip Hall |
| Western Wind
Jill Jones |
spring chromatic
Ella O’Keefe |
Eco Poetics
Sophia O’Rourke |
White-Faced Heron
Allan Padgett |
| Still
Melody Paloma |
Walking man
Brenda Saunders |
Nourritures Terrestres
Berndt Sellheim
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At Varuna
Leni Shilton
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| Late afternoon
Leni Shilton |
Inflecting
Justin Wolfers |
melting ice
R. D. Wood |
Coastlike
R. D. Wood |
Articles and Essays
“A Martin Harrison ABC“, compiled and transcribed by Stephen Muecke
“‘In a Sense’: Sonic Phenomena, Temporal Scale and Ecological Encounter in Martin Harrison’s ‘White-Tailed Deer’” by Kate Fagan
“Nature and Antiquity in the Work of Martin Harrison” by Berndt Sellheim
Poetics, Writing, Thought: Martin Harrison’s Final Appearance, Jason Childs and Deborah Bird Rose, with sound files from the seminar
“Some Reflections on the Poetry of Martin Harrison” by Peter Boyle
“The Sense of Writing; or Martin Harrison’s Breakfast” by Brenton Lyle
“Continuing the Conversation” by Lorraine Shannon
“To be continued” by Devin Johnston
“Who wants to create, Australia?” by R. D. Wood
Interviews and Conversations
“I Wonder If He Has Ever Spoken to Bees: Sentiments to Martin Harrison” by Justin Wolfers and Clare Cholerton
Hands Disappear Into Wood (Rhyming The Dead) Sam Wagan Watson & Melody Paloma (with thanks to the Red Room Company where you can read Sam’s poems) (from 11.41 on the audio file you can hear Sam speak about Martin and some readings by Martin and Sam).
Experimental Prose
“lightened spokes” by Dusk Dundler
Photo Essays and Galleries
“Spirit Mapping for Martin Harrison: A Photo Essay” by Juno Gemes
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