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9780975249222
0975249223
40026948866
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Birch, Tony, 1957-
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Poems
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Broken teeth / Tony Birch.
Production & Copyright Details
Melbourne : Cordite Books, 2016.
©2016.
Physical Description
xii, 71 pages ; 23 cm.
Content type
text
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Introduction by Stephen Muecke.
Contents Note
Machine generated contents note: Broken Teeth -- A Tree and a Boat -- Broken -- Traces -- Chroming -- Creek and Kite -- Dead City -- Visiting -- With Rebecca -- A Songline for Minoru -- Razor Wire Nation -- Mahzar -- Footnote to a History War (archive box no. 2) -- The True History of Beruk [William Barak] (archive box no. 3) -- All for Australia -- The Anatomy Contraption -- A Meeting with the Toe-cutter -- Waiting for my Father -- Exhibition Hotel -- Michael -- Ladies' Lounge -- A Meeting with the Toe-cutter.
Summary Note
"Don't think you'll get away with lightly reading these Tony Birch poems. They are not just words whistling on the wind. They come laden with other gifts. With a whole place: Melbourne. Objects proliferate in The Anatomy Contraption sequence, where, in a singular assemblage of technology, modern science and early-twentieth-century eugenicism it is easy to coolly dissect 'three infant hearts' for a cabinet of curiosities, which 'congeals together / like a song.' It makes you wonder what elements must thus congeal to sustain the songs, the poems, across all these pages without once faltering, without missing a beat." Stephen Muecke.
Subject - Topical Term
Literature and stories - Poetry
Australian poetry -- Victoria -- Melbourne
Australian poetry -- 21st century
Australian poetry -- 20th century
Poetry -- English -- Australia -- 20th century -- Texts
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Muecke, Stephen, 1951-
writer of introduction.
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