Melbourne Journal by Alan Loney - ISBN: 9781742589114
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is it possible, that this place, not ‘the land of my birth’ is where I might truly come to be ‘at home’

Melbourne Journal

Notebooks 1998-2003

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    96 pages

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    1 October 2016

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Summary

is it possible, that this place, not
‘the land of my birth’
is where I might truly
come to be
‘at home’

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Melbourne Journal: Notebooks 1998-2003 is the third instalment in Alan Loney’s notebooks, covering the period in between his previous publications (Sidetracks: Notebooks 1976-1991 and Crankhandle: Notebooks June 2010November 2013).

Allowing observations and ideas to fall on to the page half formed, poems to shimmer into and out o…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781742589114
ISBN-10:1742589111
Author:Alan Loney
Publisher:UWA Publishing
Imprint:UWAP
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:96
Release Date:1 October 2016
Weight:100g
Dimensions:133mm x 198mm
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Melbourne Journal by Alan Loney - ISBN: 9781742589114
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About The Author

Alan Loney

Alan Loney is a poet, a handpress printer, and a publisher. His first book of poems was published in 1971, and he has published the poetry of others since 1975. Recent books include The Books to Come (Cuneiform 2010), Bruno Leti: Paintings (Macmillan 2011), and The Printing of a Masterpiece (Black Pepper 2008), and a novella Anne of the Iron Door (Black Pepper 2011). Most recent poetry is conStellations (Work & Tumble 2015) and an essay, Death of the reader (Mindmade Books, Los Angeles 2016). He was winner of the Poetry prize in the 2016 Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards with Crankhandle (Cordite 2015), received the Janet Frame Literary Trust Award for a life’s achievement in poetry in 2011, and was Literary Fellow at the University of Auckland in 1992. He was founder and co-Director of the Holloway Press at the University of Auckland, 1994–1998. He has recently retired from printing at Electio Editions (2004–2015), and is publisher of Verso, a magazine for the Book as a Work of Art. He lives with his partner, Miriam Morris, in Melbourne, Australia.

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