Four New Poets
- ISBN-10
- 0140586970
- ISBN-13
- 9780140586978
- Category
- Australian poetry
- Pages
- 358
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1993
- Author
- John Bennett
Description
Contains four collections of work by four new poets: John Bennett's 'A Measure of Place', Susan Hawthorne's 'The Language in My Tongue', Beate Josephi's 'Pilgrim Routes', and Terry Whitebeach's 'Bird Dream'. Includes a biographical introduction to each poet and acknowledgements of poems previously published. The series editor is poet Judith Rodriguez.
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