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Riverbend Books feature poet #1: Bronwyn Lea
The live poetry scene in Brisbane is starting to wake from its Summer slumber and one of the events to look forward to is the first of the Riverbend Books – Poetry on the Deck readings on Tuesday...
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Riverbend Books Feature Poet #2 – Betsy Turcot
Betsy Turcot is originally from Vermont, USA. She received a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Secondary Education at Saint Michael’s College in Vermont. There, she was a member and...
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Riverbend Books Feature Poet #3 – Pam Schindler
Pam Schindler is a Brisbane poet who has also lived in Hobart. In the past few years, her work has appeared in various magazines, including Blue Dog, Island, and Meanjin. In 2009, she began to...
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QLD Writer’s Week Feature #8 – Betsy Turcot
Feature#8 showcases one of Brisbane’s exciting new voices, member of The Broken Record Collective, Betsy Turcot. What excites you about poetry? What excites me about poetry is its ability to inspire....
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QPF Program Launch Feature #2: Sheish Money
We are edging closer to the program launch of QLD Poetry Festival 2011 on Wednesday June 22 and with the local line-up of Betsy Turcot & Eleanor Jackson, Janaka Malwatta, Michelle Dicinoski, this...
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Book Launch: Electricity for Beginners by Michelle Dicinoski
As part of Wednesday night’s QLD Poetry Festival Program Launch at Riverbend Books, Michelle Dicinoski’s debut collection, Electricity for Beginners will be launched by Bronwyn Lea. Book launches are...
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QLD Program Launch Feature #3 – Janaka Malwatta
Word on the street is, tomorrow night’s QPF Program Launch at Riverbend Books is a sell out… that’s right, 100 tickets already in the hands of 100 lucky people. And I stress the word lucky here as the...
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On Joy and Sorrow
QLD Poetry Festival’s ‘Artistic Director’, Sarah Gory, recently invited a number of Australian poets to respond to a handful of questions that explore the wild landscapes of Joy and Sorrow. This...
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