Poetry and Process: Alvin Pang, Angela Gardner, Judith Beveridge and Katharine Coles
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In this episode a panel on ‘Poetry and Process’ recorded at the Poetry on the Move festival held in Canberra in 2019. How do poets make their work original, moving, and incisive? How do they overcome limitations and explore what is possible in poetry? How do they innovate in their work? In this panel, we […]
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