From the opening line of Fallen there is a sense of danger and intimacy. In her latest and most risqué collection Audrey Molloy asks: What makes a good person? What does it mean to be a fallen woman? And can she ever redeem herself? Expanding its vision to track the fallen woman through history, religion and myth Fallen offers better endings for some of the tragic heroines of novel and opera for whom Audrey Molloy speaks.
Join Audrey Molloy in conversation with Judith Beveridge on Thursday 12th February, 7:00-8:30 pm at The Royal Oak, 6 College Street, Balmain. Book here.
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Join us to celebrate to launch of John Foulcher’s thirteenth poetry collection THE NIGHT STAIR.There are two launches, one in Sydney and the other in ACT. SYDNEY Sunday 25th May, 2:30 pm for 3:00 pmLAUNCHED BY JUDITH NANGALA CRISPIN John Foulcher’s thirteenth poetry collection in many ways represents his best work yet.On every page the […]
Caroline Overington reviews Paris Light by Jean Kent &Martin Kent) for The Weekend Australian on 11th & 12th May 2024.
In the May 2024 edition of Quadrant (p.83-86) Clarence Caddell reviews the Pitt Street Poetry book Ghosts of Paradise by Stephen Edgar. It is a very detailed, thoughtful and sometimes thought-provoking review.