Denise O’Hagan interviews poet Anthony Lawrence
Anthony Lawrence has published fifteen books of poems and a novel. His most recent collection, Headwaters, won the 2017 Prime Minister’s Literary Award for Poetry. Simple Things, a new book…
Denise O’Hagan interviews poet Peter Bakowski
Born premature, with a hole in the heart, on 15 October 1954, to Polish-German, delicatessen-running parents in Melbourne, Australia, Peter Bakowski fell in love with the map of the world…
Denise O’Hagan interviews British eco-poet Helen Moore
Helen Moore is an award-winning British ecopoet and socially engaged artist currently based in Sydney. She has published three poetry collections, Hedge Fund and Other Living Margins(Shearsman Books, 2012), ECOZOA…
Where does poetic inspiration come from?
There seem to be no deals you can make with poetry to entice it out of its lair. A poem, actually any writing, is always a private thing, and that…
