|
Robert Adamson (Australia, 1943) Born in Sydney, Adamson grew up in Neutral Bay and on the Hawkesbury River, New South … |
|
Adam Aitken (Australia, 1960) In a recent outing with Aitken, you can find “The Hybrid Vigor Institute is dedicated/ … |
|
Ali Alizadeh (Iran, 1976) It’s a quarter pastthe fear of being terrorisedand forty-five minutes tothe sadism of … |
|
Bruce Beaver (Australia, 1928–2004) Bruce Beaver, one of Australia’s least known great poets, was born an Aquarian on … |
|
Lisa Bellear (Australia, 1961–2006) Lisa Bellear was a formidable presence on the Australian arts scene, achieving national … |
|
Judith Beveridge (Great Britain, 1956) Judith Beveridge was born in England in 1956 and migrated to Australia in 1960. She has … |
|
Merlinda Bobis (Philippines, 1959) Filipino-Australian writer Merlinda Bobis has published in three languages (English, … |
|
Peter Boyle (Australia, 1951) Peter Boyle is an Australian poet living in Sydney. His first three collections of … |
|
David Brooks (Australia, 1953) From these particularswhat generality? Somehonesty of the heart perhaps, honest doubt? … |
|
Pam Brown (Australia, 1948) Born in Victoria, growing up mainly in Queensland, Pam Brown has lived in Sydney since … |
|
Michelle Cahill (India)
Michelle Cahill is a Goan-Anglo-Indian writer who lives in Sydney. She writes poetry, … |
|
Ali Cobby Eckermann (Australia, 1963) Ali Cobby Eckermann is a Yankunytjatjara / Kokatha kunga (woman) born on Kaurna land … |
|
MTC Cronin (Australia, 1963) MTC Cronin has published six books and three booklets of poetry, the most recent being … |
|
Lidija Cvetkovic (Yugoslavia, 1967) Lidija Cvetkovic was born in the former Yugoslavia in 1967 and came to Australia in … |
|
Luke Davies (Australia, 1962) Luke Davies is a critically acclaimed poet, novelist, and screenplay writer, with … |
|
Michael Farrell (Australia, 1965) Perhaps more than any other recent Australian poet, Michael Farrell has tested, often … |
|
Lionel Fogarty (Australia, 1958) Lionel Fogarty is one of the best known contemporary Aboriginal Australian writers. … |
|
John Forbes (Australia, 1950–1998) In February 2008, family, poets and close friends of his generation, along with those … |
|
Katherine Gallagher (Australia, 1935) Katherine Gallagher has published four full-length collections of poetry, a book of … |
|
Jane Gibian (Australia, 1972) Sydney poet Jane Gibian’s work offers the fine rich silt and lace of urban dreaming. … |
|
Robert Gray (Australia, 1945) Robert Gray was born in Coffs Harbour, a small town on the north coast of New South … |
|
Philip Hammial (USA, 1937) Martin Duwell recently commented in Jacket that the ‘keynote’ to Philip Hammial’s work … |
|
Martin Harrison (Australia, 1949) A poet and critic, Martin Harrison lives in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales. He … |
|
J.S. Harry (Australia) Did Peter Henry really meet a young Wittgenstein in Vienna in 1902 or at another time … |
|
Kevin Hart (Australia, 1954) Kevin Hart is a prodigious figure on the international intellectual landscape. His … |
|
L.K. Holt (Australia, 1982) L.K. (Lucy) Holt was born in 1982 in Melbourne, Australia, spent her childhood in … |
|
Jill Jones (Australia, 1961) Jill Jones is a poet and writer who lives in Sydney. She has worked in a number of … |
|
John Kinsella (Australia, 1963) There is little doubt that Kinsella’s vibrant and voracious poetic intellect is a … |
|
Emma Lew (Australia, 1962) With a gift for giving the moment, Emma Lew is a Melbourne-based poet whose first … |
|
Bella Li (China, 1983)
Bella Li is a Melbourne poet. Born in northeastern China, she immigrated to Australia … |
|
Kate Lilley (Australia, 1960) Kate Lilley was born in Perth. After undergraduate studies at the University of Sydney … |
|
David Malouf (Australia, 1934) In this issue of Australian Poetry International you will find a generous selection of … |
|
Peter Minter (Australia, 1967) Since the mid 1990s, Peter Minter has caused a sensation in Australia through his … |
|
Les Murray (Australia, 1938) “Religions are big slow poems, while most poems are short, fast religions.” – Les … |
|
Nguyễn Tiên Hoàng (Vietnam) Nguyễn Tiên Hoàng noted in an interview for this issue of PIW, “it is hard to say which … |
|
Tom Petsinis (Australia, 1953) Tom Petsinis was born in Greek Macedonia and emigrated with his family to Australia … |
|
Dorothy Porter (Australia, 1954–2008) The work of Dorothy Porter, one of Australia’s most popular and most read poets, both … |
|
Claire Potter (Australia, 1975) “I describe my writing practice, and myself as a writer, as methodically itinerant – … |
|
Andy Quan (Canada, 1969) we explain they are apple-pears, I explain them like I explain myself:like one thing, … |
|
Noel Rowe (Australia, 1951–2007) Noel Rowe’s poetry crafts a meditative and compassionate vision of the human beast. His … |
|
Gig Ryan (Australia, 1956) Abrupt, pared-back, given to juxtapositions that reshape the urban world her poetry … |
|
Wadih Sa’adeh (Lebanon, 1948) Born in the village of Shabtin in Northern Lebanon in 1948, Wadih Sa’adah spent his … |
|
Peter Skrzynecki (Germany, 1945) The first poem Peter Skrzynecki remembers writing, in 1964, was called ‘The guaranteed … |
|
Vivian Smith (Australia, 1933) Vivian Smith was born in Hobart in 1933. He lectured in the French Department of the … |
|
John Tranter (Australia, 1943) Since the late 1960s, John Tranter has been the established agent provocateur of … |
|
Samuel Wagan Watson (Australia, 1972) Born in Brisbane in 1972, Samuel Wagan Watson is of Munanjali, Birri Gubba, German, … |














• Links (Australia)
• Organisations (Australia)
• Australia Council For The Arts (Australia)
• Editor (Australia)
• poems with audio
• articles with audio 