May 2008
7 posts
“He’s given her a lecture when all he wanted to do was follow the white bobs of her tail disappearing into the scarlet flowers.”
Tails are terribly distracting things, but Peter Henry Lepus is a rabbit with other ideas. He’s the bright-eyed protagonist of the poems of JS Harry, whom Peter Porter calls Australia’s “most arresting” poet. And this year,...
Other lives: Laura Scrivano →
Where humanity is just a word in the dictionary and a jacaranda tree can make dreams come true…
PUNCHUP PRESS’ Laura Scrivano is directing an exciting new production of A View of Concrete, by Melbourne playwright Gareth Ellis, part of the B Sharp season at Belvoir St Theatre from November 5. Check out her blog about creating the ‘alternate reality’ of the play at...
EDITING
Rebecca: I can’t believe I didn’t use any punctuation. What was I thinking?
Mark: … Sounds like someone has a case of the 2002’s.
Long Story Short: The Abridged Memoirs of RJ Stuart & Mark Drew, May 2008, purchased at yesterday’s Zine Fair at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Cover price $2.00.
“I once played the part of a fighter mouse in the Nutcracker.”
– says PUNCHUP PRESS’ Frances Simmons. It was the 1980s and the city of Albury wasn’t ready for Frances’ style of fighting. Ballet’s loss is our gain.
