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According to Wikipedia , Sarah Holland-Batt is a contemporary Australian poet, critic, and academic. Early life and education Born in Southport, Queensland, Sarah Holland-Batt grew up in Australia and Denver, Colorado. She was educated at the University of Queensland, where she received First Class Honours in Literary Studies, an MPhil and PhD, and at New York University, where she was a Fulbright Scholar and attained an M.F.A.
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1990 2000 2010 2020 0 1.25 2.5 3.75 5 6.25 7.5 8.75 10 11.25 12.5 13.75 15 16.25 17.5 18.75 20 Published Works Insurgency. (2020) “You Could Scream the Place Down” (2015) “You could scream the place down”: Five poems on the experience of aged care (2015) (3)The Parachute. (2023) The Worst of It (2016) Visibility and invisibility in the aged care sector: Visual representation in Australian news from 2018–2021 (2022) Voice of the diaspora (2020) (1)Complicating the serial killer novel: the bystander narrator as genre disrupter (2018) Verse novels in review (2013) (1)Letter To Robert Lowell (2011) (1)Inside aged care: A photographic and poetic exhibition of laughter, loss and leisure (2017) (1)Coronavirus: Aged care languishes in our harbours of neglect (2020) (1)Power in the slow lane (2020) (1)The Telling Room (2013) Sometimes the twain shall meet (2020) (0)Impressions of April (2013) (0)Out of the ordinary (2020) (0)Life cycle of the eel (2013) (0)Twenty-First-Century Australian Poetry (2020) Ekphrasis, photography, and ethical strategies of witness: poetic responses to Emmett Till (2018) Voices of the ancestor (2020) (0)The Australian Poetry Anthology 2015 (2015) (0)The art of disappearing (2015) (0)Ode to cartier (2019) (0)House on Stilts (2012) During the pandemic, Australia's aged care regulator has been toothless and plainly negligent (2020) (0)In my father's country (2018) (0)Review of "Feel Free by Zadie Smith" (2018) (0)Scorpion/love poem (2016) (0)The Gurney: Poetry, Ekphrasis and the Abject Image (2019) Poem for my father at Sanssouci (2012) (0)'Cadavers, Suicides, Electra Complexes': Sylvia Plath's Haunting Last Letters (Rev. of The Letters of Sylvia Plath Volume 2: 1956-1963) (2019) (0)Postcard from another life (2013) (0)The Australian Poetry Anthology, Volume 4 (2015) (0)From Sappho to Eliot: Fragments in poetry (2020) (0)Aria (Poetry Series) (2008) (0)A scrap of lace (2011) (0)Readymade bird in the hand (2020) (0)The aesthetics and ethics of photographic Ekphrasis: Poetic representations of Emmett Till (2017) (0)How to write a poem (2019) (0)Three sketches of a favourite cat (2013) (0)Lapis lazuli/Sketches from the Nile (2016) (0)Mud map: Australian women’s experimental writing (2013) Prohibition (2020) The sum of its parts (2020) (0)Instructions for a Lover (2016) (0)An illustrated history of settlement (2016) Disoriented with Dietrich: A Real Surreal Deal (Review of Wig Hat On, by Phillip Hammial) (2008) (0)The Orchid House (2011) (0)A crab tide (2013) (0)Los peligros (The hazards); Translated by Gabriel Ventura (2018) (0)General Sir John Monash commemorative sculpture (2018) (0)So far north (2012) (0)The Flowers on his bedside speak of eternity (2013) (0)Elegy To space (2013) (0)The Idea of Mountain (2006) (0)I Open a Door in My Head (2006) (0)Rhyme is her reason: poetic forms' complex rules (2020) (0)[Book Review] 'Act of Grace' by Anna Krien (2019) (0)Strange Cargo: Five Australian Poets (2017) (0)Lago Nicaraguense [Poem] (2014) (0)Masterwork of Life and Land (Review of Revolving Days, by David Malouf) (2008) (0)My Father as a Giant Koi (2020) What’s in a name?: Gender and the generation of ‘young female poets’ (2017) Fear and loathing: Our elders deserve so much better than this (2019) (0)[Book review] Alice Nelson's The Children's House (2018) (0)Last goodbyes in Havana (2012) (0)Confessions of an ironist (2020) (0)Radical Ambiguity: Jia Tolentino, Rachel Cusk and Leslie Jamison (2019) (0)Verse novels in review [Book Review] (2012) (0)Manus green tree snail (2016) (0)An Illustrated History of Settlement after Emanuel Phillips Fox (2013) (0)Life cycle of a father's daze (2020) (0)The High Places [Review] (2016) (0)Mashing up the real and the unreal (2020) (0)Sydney Push and Family Pull (Rev. of Leeward: A Memoir, by Geoffrey Lehmann. Sydney: NewSouth Publishing, 2018. 417pp.) (2019) (0)The Leaves have fallen: Australian poet Clive James dies [When Autumn came] (2019) (0)Barbarians at the gate (2020) (0)Pocket mirror and other poems (2011) (0)This landscape before me (2011) (0)Sarah Holland-Batt (2017) (0)Empathic Leap (Review of South in the World, by Lisa Jacobson) (2014) (0)Let yourself take flight (2020) (0)The Quattrocento as a Waltz (2015) (0)Unfurling the tall tales of Michael Farrell (2020) (0)Solving Nabokov's Lolita Riddle (2005) (0)Debate, discourse and productive disagreement: interrogating the performative dimensions of authorship in the creative writing classroom (2020) A winter's inner journey (2020) (0)No end to images (2015) (0)Novel and memoir: teaching hybridity and experimentation between genres (2021) The sewing room (2011) (0)The changing room (2016) Review of A.S. Patric's 'Atlantic Black' and Jane Harper's 'Force of Nature' (2017) (0)Insurgency (2015) Broken lives on the mend (Review of White Clay, by Lucy Dougan) (2008) (0)Fragments of power: The poetry of Peter Boyle (2020) (0)Galah's Skull (2011) (0)Rhyme of the Mad Mariner (Review of Jack, by Judy Johnson) (2008) (0)Primavera: The graces (2016) (0)Garden Apartment, Taube (2012) (0)Magical thinking and the aged-care crisis: Utopian fantasies and dystopian realities (2020) (0)A space beyond empire (2020) (0)Of poetry and biochemistry (2020) (0)David Malouf's An Open Book: Late Style Rejoices in Present Perfect (Rev. of An Open Book, by David Malouf) (2018) (0)Mothers embraced by poet Judith Bishop (2020) (0)It’s not enough to be seen: exploring how journalists show aged care in Australia from 2018-2021 (2022) On the world of horses offered by Siobhan Hodge (2020) (0)Roving Eye on Shifting Sands (Review of Erasure Traces: Selected Works II, by John Watson) (2008) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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