This new collection from a widely admired Australian poet of his generation, combines major new sequences with shorter lyrical, concrete and prose poems, and gives a generational sense of what it means to be an urban Australian looking into the future. A 21st century apocalyptic howl from the cities: Aboriginal to nowhere.
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Aboriginal to nowhere: the song cycle of the postmodern dispossessed
Cigarettes and tending orchids
Outlander Park
Forgotten corpse of boy
When did the dance end
Purple vertigo
Vulture boundary
Several ghosts
Untitled plane crash
Charisma studies
The simultaneous
Documents of infinite falsehood & distortion
The cybernetic opaque
Developing
Washed up parts of something
The scars on beauty's arm
A town of fountains
A greener pasture
The rapids
Shadow lines
Cutting legs off birds with secateurs
A cacophony of grey
Guyotat L.S.D.
Elisabeth Arcadia
Drug notes
Paris abattoir
The top floor of paris
No fly list
Faith, intangible wondrous thing corrupted by men from sector three
Elegant blisters
Vocal cord parasite
Bloodle
Insomnia kitten creeps in
Shock & awe
Garden & junkyards
Blister pack
The oasis
Ann Shambles
Street party on granville
Irukandji sails
Where Kulara sleeps
Water reflected in leaves
Query flocks.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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