Publication | Brentley Frazer

Very pleased to have a new poem included in the latest issue of Cordite Poetry Journal.
Issue: 51.0 Transtasman: Edited by Bonny Cassidy
Poem: Tears in The Symphony 1 August 2015

Its material traces comprise island homes, posits of crust, magma, reef and sand within fields of ocean. The oldest known piece of the Earth’s crust, a bit of zircon crystal, was found last year in Western Australia; in March the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haʻapai volcano created an island at the confluence of the Tasman Sea and South Pacific Ocean. Several poems featured in this issue represent personal or dream accounts of geographies and localities in the physical transtasman nexus. ~Bonny Cassidy
TRANSTASMAN Editorial: Where is it?

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“When I woke this morning I didn’t quite leave everything behind like I was supposed to.”

AntiTHESIS: Volume 24 May 2015. ISSN 1030-3839 antiTHESIS is a refereed arts and humanities journal published annually in association with the School of Culture and Communication at the University of Melbourne. Prose Aftermath ~ an extract from my autobiographical novel/doctoral thesis.

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EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
Michelle Allan, Jessica Walter, Cassandra White, Danushka Silva, Veronica Sullivan, Jordan Irving, Nathan Smith, Jackie Holland

CONTENTS

Articles:

‘The Tender Covering Of A Ruin’: Tourism And Nostalgia In Mavis Gallant’s Green Water, Green Sky – Lucinda O’Brien
“Awake My Soul”: The Role of a Childhood Library in Growing a Human – Elizabeth Culhane

Non-fiction: