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“This Teeming Mess of Glory” now available
It’s officially here! I’m delighted to announce that my new book “This Teeming Mess of Glory” is now available for purchase online from Wipf and Stock, and coming to other online retailers soon. Also, don’t forget to register for the book launch on Saturday 29th March, 12:30pm Melbourne time. You can join in person ifContinue reading ““This Teeming Mess of Glory” now available”
Book launch: This Teeming Mess of Glory
It’s getting close to the time for my new poetry collection to be released with Wipf & Stock’s Resources imprint. I’ll share the details here when the date arrives along with info on how to purchase it online through W&S or Amazon. In the meantime, I’m excited to announce that I’ll be having a bookContinue reading “Book launch: This Teeming Mess of Glory”
Autumn Leaves: a preview
As schools reopen in my part of the world, I have had the strange, disorientating experience of returning to work yet nothing being the same. But beside my office in the school library are some gorgeous auburn leaves that soothe me whenever I pass them. So I’m sharing them here with you today, along withContinue reading “Autumn Leaves: a preview”
Launching “Les Feuilles Mortes” on Saturday 30th May
I’m thrilled to have my new book of poetry “Les Feuilles Mortes” ready to launch on Saturday 30th May, one week today. In our society distanced days, it’ll be an online launch, but this has given me the wonderful opportunity to have more people involved than I would have otherwise, with friends near and farContinue reading “Launching “Les Feuilles Mortes” on Saturday 30th May”
My new book needs you
Meanwhile, here’s a preview.
“The Swelling Year” is here…
Well, after seven years of writing and an intense few months of preparation, my book The Swelling Year: Poems for Holy and Ordinary Days is finally available for purchase. I was very excited this week to discover that, as well as being available directly from lulu.com, it can also be ordered at Amazon, Barnes andContinue reading ““The Swelling Year” is here…”