Plumwood Mountain Volume 1 Number 1

Editorial

Anne Elvey

Oshima

Alice Allan

 The native word was rind

Glenn Bach

 Field Trip with Acid Rain

Mary Cresswell

 from Wild Succession

Louise Crisp
Il Fiume Accanto alla Citta

Massimo D’Arcangelo

 Freckled Ducks

Brett Dionysius

 Being Puggle

Ross Donlon

 The Cat

Lucy Dougan
Music, or a kangaroo chats about chastity

Michael Farrell

 Ant Language

Linda France

 Wings Lifting that Fall

James Grabill

 from Sparrow

Matthew Hall
Learning on the Line

Phillip Hall

 ‘The Queerest Shop in Sydney’

Kristin Hannaford

 Hesiod

Philip Harvey

 azimuth

Susan Hawthorne
Tower Hide, Strumpshaw Fen

Matt Howard

 Dwell

Patrick Jones

 take names from places

Kit Kelen

 Arch the Apartness/\Proffering Trees 3(Pollard)

Peter Larkin
Feast

Tim Lilburn

 Unexpected Fall

Rose Lucas

 If the earth was

Jennifer Mackenzie

 Twilight

Brian Purcell
‘Let my words be bright with animals’

Susan Richardson

 Flexibility

Andrew Sant

 Thirty-fourth Material Confession

Tim Shaner

 Let Loose

Leah Shelleda
Hold open the sky

Sasha Shtargot

 The Budawangs

Dorothy Swoope

 Eeda’s monkey aria

Patricia Sykes

 Forest

Rob Wallis
Australia

Meredith Wattison

 Boxing Day Poem

Sarah Wreford

Book Reviews

Articles

Rose Lucas, “Into black air”: Darkness and its Possibilities in the Poetry of Jane Kenyon
Articles are anonymously peer reviewed.

Spotlight: Road Kill: Performance for 25 Passing Vehicles by John Reid

© Copyright of individual poems, art works, articles and reviews remains with the contributors 2014.

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