October 22, 2009 – 7:55 am
9780702237348
UQP
September 2009 (Australia)
Review by Lorelei Vashti
When I was first offered this book to review I thought: Well, Ms Meyer, it seems that not only are you literary-minded but you’re also literally minded, because what you have given me here is a book about a Brisbane girl returning home to her family. Which, Angela—as you very [...]
Affection: A Memoir of Love, Sex and Intimacy
Text Publishing
9781921520617
August (Australia)
Prompts: LiteraryMinded
Responses: Krissy Kneen
Things that are fast/things that are slow
Motorcycles. Rollercoaster. Pick ups. Orgasms. All too fast. Slow would be nice. Slow is the ideal, something to aspire to. It all ends too quickly. Everything. And the people who have died. People of my gene pool [...]
By LiteraryMinded
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Posted in Interviews + Profiles, Other People's Words
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Also tagged Affection, art, attraction, childhood, colours, crushes, David Bowie, dinosaurs, erotica, felt pictures, honesty, intimacy, Krissy Kneen, loneliness, memoir, motorcycles, sex, Text, Text Publishing, writing
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Does all lust start and
end like this? Don’t get me
wrong. I loved my wolf.
I held him tethered like
a pussycat. I nursed
the rumble in his belly
with hands gentle as a burglar’s.
He lived on milk
and blood and ocean. He
had violets for his furs.
It’s just that he was
beginning to devour me.
He nuzzled me with claws,
fondled me with fangs
sharp [...]
By LiteraryMinded
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Posted in Other People's Words, Reviews + Analyses
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Also tagged feminism, How to Eat a Wolf, loss, lust, Other People's Words, poem, poet, poetry, sex, Sharanya Manivannan, Witchcraft
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February 14, 2009 – 8:52 pm
Let me start out by saying I have a terrible headache, but I blog because I love you. Happy Valentines Day, readers. I hope you didn’t get too commercial. I hope you wrote a heartfelt poem or song, no matter how shoddy. I spent the day with Charles Darwin, but more on that later in [...]
By LiteraryMinded
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Posted in Commentary
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Also tagged Andrew Hutchinson, B+P, blogging, bushfies, Castlemaine Writers Festival, Charles Darwin, Clive Hamilton, Daniel Ducrou, Ella Holcombe, Format Festival, global warming, Jo Case, Josephine Rowe, Luke May, natural disaster, Patrick Cullen, PEN, Richard Brautigan, Ryan O'Neill, Simon Cox, Sleepers, Sleepers Almanac, Torpedo, Valentine's Day, Writers at the Convent
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December 9, 2008 – 7:44 am
Punk Planet Books, 9781933354101, 2006
razor. pillow-kiss. mental patients.
interior snowflakes. haunted house memory. failed masked-man.
essentially bad or essentially good?
the horror of a discovery. pills, lots of them. lonely echoing voices down the phone. vaporized individuals. an office. graveyard shift. mystery.
solved/unsolved. missing her. stealing pink. childhood gone.
fat boy.
bald boy.
a lone ant.
not speaking. firecracker messages. woods. dead bird. [...]
‘A flourish of strumpets’ is the collective noun for prostitutes,someone says across the table.Earlier she had been walkingand noticed the earth under her feetstretched all the way around in a multicoloured ballthat was bouncing aroundin the slow motion pinball machine of the Universe.A star exploded somewhereand a hundred years later she could see itbut inside [...]
I Do it For Love
Let me start out by saying I have a terrible headache, but I blog because I love you. Happy Valentines Day, readers. I hope you didn’t get too commercial. I hope you wrote a heartfelt poem or song, no matter how shoddy. I spent the day with Charles Darwin, but more on that later in [...]