I’ve had my very first gif poem published at Free Association! This poem was created in their Making Mobiles workshop last year.
‘now > winter’ was originally published in Aoetearotica Volume 7.
Check out my gif poem on the Free Association website.
My soft poem about hand holding, friendship and platonic affection has been made into a bookmark by the wonderful post ghost press!
Grab yourself a copy at their Etsy store.
My poem ‘<title>gender options</title>’ (from my book Milk Teeth) has been republished at the awesome Backslash Lit!
Have a read of Backslash Lit’s new Issue II: Hex.
Red Dirt Poetry Festival have launched their digital 2020 program! I’m in a bunch of events/showcases, including House of Healing: Poetry First Aid, Poet Roulette, and digital poetry experience Architype Augmented by myself and Ray Cox.
Visit the Red Dirt Poetry Festival website for their full program!
This year I had the pleasure of judging the Anne Elder Award alongside Gig Ryan and Marcella Polain. Congratulations to the joint winners:
And to the commended authors:
**For more info and to read the full judges’ statements, visit the Australian Poetry website**
I have a new poem in Issue 7 of Stilts Journal! The poem is an ekphrasis piece inspired by James Gleeson’s Primavera.
**Read the rest of the poem on the Stilts website**
I’m so proud to be published alongside fellow poets Geoff Page, Anne Elvey, Paul Dawson, Gavin Yuan Gao, Luke Best, Tamryn Bennett, Chantelle Mitchell, Milton P. Erlich, Dženana Vucic, Nellie Le Beau, and Stuart Barnes.
I have a new visual poem ‘who, what, why, where’ up at Baby Teeth Journal. My first publication of 2020!
*** Have a read on the Baby Teeth website (images and text included) ***
So proud to have won Best Qld Entry in the 2019 Arts Queensland XYZ Prize for Innovation in Spoken Word for my poem ‘Hussshhh’, alongside first place winner and awesome poet Fable Goldsmith. Have a listen/read of the winning entries on the Melbourne Spoken Word website!
Shout out to 4ZZZ radio for years of audio and voice training because otherwise I don’t think I could’ve pulled off all the weird sound effects and echos!
I have a poem about hauntings in the final issue of the Tundish Review. Such a wonderful publication that did so many great things for the Brissie poetry scene!
Print and play versions of Architype, the dwelling-inspired poetry game I made with Ray Cox, is now available to purchase in 3 cool places! #ArchitypeGame
Rae White 