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Showing posts with label 2007. Show all posts

Tuesday

Poetry NZ 35 (2007)


FRONT COVER:


Nicolas Kurtovich
[Cover design: Bill Wieben]



Poetry NZ
Associate Editor: Owen Bullock

(Issue 35, 2007)

ISSN 0114-5770. 111 pp.

Auckland: Puriri Press / Palm Springs, California: Brick Row, September 2007


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    Editorial:
  1. Owen Bullock / 9

  2. Featured Poet:
  3. Three New Caledonian Poets (trans. Jean Anderson) / Background / 10
  4. Nicolas Kurtovich / 11
    1. Two Days in Pouitchala / 11
    2. Ode to the Poor / 14
    3. Living at the Foot of Kaala Mountain / 15
  5. Frédéric Ohlen / 25
    1. I remember the human zoos / 25
    2. The wind lifts the skirt of the trees / 27
    3. They will be lovers / 27
    4. The little old scavenging woman / 28
  6. Paul Wamo / 30
    1. Morning has come / 30
    2. The same music / 30
    3. Emergency exit / 31
    4. Unfiction / 31
    5. More / 32
    6. Chorus of the vines / 32

    Other Poets:
  7. Raewyn Alexander / happy is when pain forgets its music / shoes will eat you / 33
  8. Rob Allan / News of Otago / Revisiting Clinton by Highway One / 34
  9. Stu Bagby / 1953 / 35
  10. Kerry Craig / Belonging / Teachers / 36
  11. Jen Crawford / museum to the memory of war / 37
  12. Peter Crisp / A slender silhouette / Kotuku / 40
  13. Waiata Dawn Davies / Ireland unvisited / 42
  14. Shirley Deuchrass / This is it / 43
  15. Nicola Easthope / College reunion / The end of the month / 44
  16. David Flynn / The man who played cricket ... / 46
  17. Basim Furat / Man of blood / Life runs wherever you catch it / A descendant / 49
  18. Rhian Gallagher / The work of longing / 52
  19. Jane Griffin / Dialogue 3 / 53
  20. Michael Hall / A South Pacific way of looking / Voice / 54
  21. Trevor Hayes / Practising Spanish adjectives / Foreign house plants / 56
  22. Arthur Kimball / At the Victrola / 57
  23. Leonard Lambert / Huntress / White winds / 58
  24. Will Leadbeater / Her name is the title of the poem / 60
  25. Jessica Le Bas / notes / swamp journey, without my mother / a doctor poem / 61
  26. Olivia Macassey / Like trophies / Boxing Day / Untitled (jouissance) / 64
  27. Robert McLean / A crepuscule of Rapaki / An Antipodean interment / 67
  28. John Millett / A wife / 69
  29. A. Mary Murphy / my humiliation spread like jam / my mother could make pinwheels / 71
  30. Mark A. Murphy / Britain / 72
  31. Art Nahill / My eight-year old son asks ... / Creation myth / 75
  32. Julia O'Connor / Affair / 77
  33. Jacqueline Ottaway / The otherworld / Litany of our fathers / 78
  34. Helen Patrice / Wet 2 / David – at age 5 / 80
  35. Vivienne Plumb / Rural delivery / 82
  36. Nicholas Reid / Harar / Silverfish / 83
  37. Anna Rugis / Conjudo a la vela – an ass under full sail / 86
  38. Peter Jay Shippy / Musique concrètism / 88
  39. Elizabeth Sullivan / The green shirt / Examination snapshots / 89
  40. Ann Walker / Providence at Ruakura Research Station / 92
  41. Laura M. Wiseman / amnesty international australia / Unknown unknowns / 94

  42. Comment:
  43. Jack Ross / Irony and After: New bearings in NZ poetry / 95

  44. Review:
  45. Bernard Gadd / Incognito by Jessica Le Bas / 104

  46. Books and magazines in brief:
  47. Owen Bullock / Short reviews of new publications / 107

  48. Notes on Contributors / 110



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Monday

Poetry NZ 34 (2007)


FRONT COVER:


Bernard Gadd
[Cover design: Bill Wieben]



Poetry NZ
Editor: Alistair Paterson

(Issue 34, 2007)

ISSN 0114-5770. 111 pp.

Auckland: Puriri Press / Palm Springs, California: Brick Row, March 2007


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TITLE PAGE:






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CONTENTS:





    Editorial:
  1. Alistair Paterson / 9

  2. Featured Poet:
  3. Bernard Gadd / Background / 10
    1. Rooster's jealousies / 11
    2. The king will / 15
    3. Scribes / 16
    4. Captain Cook explains / 18
    5. Sir George Grey aged / 19
    6. Immigrant (1926) / 20
    7. Elegy for Ettie Rout / 21
    8. Legends of Phar Lap / 23
    9. Finding the painted you / 25
    10. Death of the poet Walter Reiner / 26
    11. Girl on a rope / 27
    12. Flax blades / 28

    Other Poets:
  4. Andy Armitage / On a Yorkshire street / 29
  5. Cherie Barford / Companion in loss / 30
  6. Joy Blair / Further conversations / Rewind/replay / 31
  7. Jill Chan / Cartography / Dark/light / 32
  8. Jennifer Compton / In the Alfred Emergency and Trauma Centre / Love is not love / 34
  9. Marcel Currin / Opus 27, No 2 / The piano tuner walked in ... / 38
  10. Riemke Ensing / Occasion / Star / Alistair @Yeats / 40
  11. Jan FitzGerald / Talking tui / Afterwards / 43
  12. Robin Fry / The rose / Dreams of you / 45
  13. Christien Gholson / Yes, this is a love poem / Every tree is softly falling / 47
  14. George Gott / Kyoku #0263 / 49
  15. Matt Harris / The resurrected author / The 274 / 50
  16. Helen Heath / Diving / Dressing the body / Blow / 52
  17. Jan Hutchison / Pohutukawa / 54
  18. Stephanie Ioka / touhinu turning / 56
  19. Jan Kemp / On Shepherd's Hill / Red lamp / 57
  20. Catherine Mair / The canvas / a closed street / Space / 59
  21. Robynanne D. Milford / White Christmas dreaming / 62
  22. John Millett / Angus Nivison – his painting / Pas de deux / 64
  23. Pooja Mittal / the night dances / sandrock / 66
  24. Heidi North / Cuba street song / 68
  25. Mark Pirie / Ben Hollioake / Manual of love / Note to the poet who never entered / 70
  26. Kerry Popplewell / Return / 72
  27. Patricia Prime / The farmhouse / 73
  28. Nicholas Reid / A race-horse down a coal mine / Because I said so / 74
  29. Jack Ross / That hand / Funeral sermon by the Shadow Spokesperson against PC / Some more of your friends from Nevada / DEATH & BEYOND / Eva / 76
  30. Dan Salmon / When you come from where I do / 81
  31. d. n. simmers / Subways I have known / 82
  32. Ashleigh Southam / Phantom / Transit song / 83
  33. Gareth Strachan / Special Brew, Hackney Central Station / 85
  34. Ginny Sullivan / Night / 87
  35. Robert Sullivan / The winding stair / 88
  36. Paul Sutherland / No Grimms, Andersen or Beatrix Potter / 89
  37. Nancy J. Thompson / Out of the archives / On Robert Wilson's' 14 Stations' / 90
  38. Jo Thorpe / Not/holding / 92
  39. Marcus Turver / Under the banyans / 94
  40. Rodney Williams / The car stopping outside won't be yours / Second weekend of winter / 95

  41. Comment:
  42. Vivian Fu / The poet and doctor as one — the theme of responsibility in the work of William Carlos and Glenn Colquhoun / 97

  43. Review:
  44. Raewyn Alexander / from the swimming pool question by Michael Morrissey / 106

  45. Books and magazines in brief:
  46. Alistair Paterson / Short reviews of new publications / 107

  47. Notes on Contributors / 110



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