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Goodbye Pardalote
After thirteen years and sixteen titles, Pardalote Press is about to call it a day. I am currently in the process of closing down the publishing company that has brought so many fine poetry books into being, including Karen Knight’s … Continue reading
Windfall – Australian haiku journal
It’s almost time for sending your haiku to the new journal Windfall. Submissions are accepted between 30th June and 31 July. The guidelines state : We are seeking haiku which are relevant to the experience of urban and rural life … Continue reading
An Eye for Place – part one
Haiku and photography have a lot in common. They each capture a particular place at a particular moment in time. The photographer uses a camera lens, the writer a pen, to record an image that has impressed them deeply. Ian … Continue reading
Posted in All posts, Lyn's writing, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, Ian Jeanneret, landscape, photographs
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A Passion for Nature
A chance to read at Byron Bay Writers’ Festival! A new national poetry competition, co-sponsored by Byron Bay Writers’ Festival and Dangerously Poetic Press, has as its theme A Passion for Nature and Our Place in it. The prize of … Continue reading
Swimming the Sky
Posted in All posts, Uncategorized, Your Place
Tagged Gina Mercer, Island, nature writing, Wildcare
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Writing in the Wild
A nature writing retreat in the stunning environment of Denmark, WA is in the planning stages by the Greenskills Centre for Sustainable Living. It will take place from Friday to Sunday, Oct 14-16th and will include a talk and readings … Continue reading
Nature Writer
Peter Grant, on his blog Nature Writer, describes himself as ‘a Tasmanian-based writer who loves learning and writing about the natural world, from the smallest bugs to the broadest landscapes.’ His blog entries are well-researched, articulate and poetic essays on … Continue reading
Posted in All posts, Interviews, Uncategorized, Writing about Place
Tagged Pete Hay, Peter Grant, Wildcare
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My Backyard
With the theme for the Watermark Literary Muster in mind I’d like to share a few poems from my own backyard. I’m fortunate to live on a largish block with a reserve next door and a beach on the other … Continue reading
Posted in All posts, Lyn's writing, Uncategorized, Writing about Place
Tagged Backyards, poetry
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Landscapes of the heart
Two of the blogs I subscribe to have recently featured posts on a sense of place. Both are by writer, Nigel Featherstone. In his own blog he reflects on the part landscape plays in his life, and in his posting … Continue reading
Posted in All posts, Uncategorized, Writing about Place
Tagged landscape, Nigel Featherstone, Verity La
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