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last week i took a train to sydney with some other poets and herewith is the efflusion: train train takes the mind train takes the heart train cuts through hills train knows the way the low strung out tide of rising...

I read two poems, edit and the Pact at the recent Poets for Peace event and they were well received by the Southside Poets. I liked the venue, Manning Clark House which was full of old books and winter sun streaming...

Couple o things. First, I want to plug the ‘iterated dynamics’ Fractint for windows beta by Richard Thompson, available at Legalize Adulthood. I spent many long hours with fractint on my old 386 and my 586. I’m looking forward to speedy...

My latest collection, Poison Bomb is out in an e-book on Amazon for 99p. These poems were all written during a creative spurt that I’ve been experiencing since August. Feels a bit like it could be tapering off now so I’ve...

I have finally released all my work here into the public domain for good. I first released some of my work onto the public domain about three years ago, but then wavered, and put a creative commons license on new work...

The Australian media somehow isn’t seeing the true significance of yesterday’s skirmish outside The Lobby restaurant following Tony Abott’s ignorant comments about the significance of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra. I unfortunately have no real connections to the Aboriginal community...

Today I have finally finished the first part of my SIN SUM SON trilogy. I’ve drawn on some of my travel experiences from journal days for part one, and it is actually quite autobiographical, except for the parts which obviously aren’t,...