February 2015
love: a test run is my first foray into ebooks. I still seek publication via the journals & poetry publication websites & competitions … but the reality is, I have already written more poems than I’m ever likely to see published via traditional methods. & I’m certainly not writing poetry for the $$$$.
I want people to read my stuff. To connect with it. To be moved by it. Even to disagree with it. Which is why epublishing is so amazing. & why I’ve taken this first Test Run step … & why there are more planned.
July 2015
I am working on converting my collection Gunyah Healing (published in 2012 as a physical book) into an expanded ebook.
later in 2015
I always have at least a couple of other projects I think are interesting on the go. At the moment these are:
when the stardust settles
a collection of poems of, around, about, among & under the stars
bingolingo
poems based on the nicknames for calling bingo numbers
Fire Sketches
based on experiences of recent bushfires near my family home & the effect on friends who lost their houses, sheds, cars, etc in them
though they might well change as the whim takes me.
(Or less likely, I might be inundated with people who’ve read this book requesting one title in particularly over the others J - oh well, one can dream.)
YOU ARE READING
love: a test run
PoetryThis collection of poems came out of an experiment for a project a fellow poet and I are working on. The task was simple, to write a poem a day, every day for a month. 24 hours to conceive, plan, write and edit a new poem every day; email it to each...
