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First Refuge

Poems on social justice

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Pages
100
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Ginninderra Press

About

First Refuge is a collection of poems marking the twentieth birthday of Ginninderra Press as an independent Australian publisher. In 2006, to celebrate Ginninderra Press's tenth birthday, fifty poems were, selected by Michael Byrne and published in the collection entitled, On Common Water. As well as, more recent voices, many of the poets represented in that book are, included here in First Refuge. Although the poems in First Refuge focus on the single theme of social justice, the voices are as diverse as the Ginninderra Press poets themselves. Readers will find keen observation, confronting insights and enduring hope as they engage with these poems, created out of the poets' own contemplative space, or first refuge in the face of challenge. Beyond a celebration of years, this collection reflects the vision of Stephen Matthews to open up opportunities for Australian poets who so often give their voice to the unheard.

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  • Anthologies (multiple authors)
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Australian & Oceanian

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