Posts Tagged: Les Murray
Don’t Get Me Down: Reading and Writing Depression
In September 2008, David Foster Wallace stepped out onto his patio and did what most of us occasionally imagine doing, but hopefully never go through with.
The Boobs That Came Too Soon: An Account of the Melbourne Writers Festival
In late August the Melbourne Writers Festival cranked up again, celebrating its 25th anniversary. There were ten days of scheduled programming, most events jostled tight into two weekends. The official maxim of the festival this year was to ‘Expect the Unexpected’ and silly as that aphorism is, it also proved true.
Jeremy Davies: The Last Poem I Loved, Fredy Neptune
I do not love lightly, in poetry or in life.
I love Fredy Neptune.
This verse novel is probably the most startling reading experience I have had in some time.
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