Letters from the Periphery

Exploring a wide array of voices and settings, this collection spans from the 1960s in Sydney to the cafes of modern Melbourne, and traverses historical events from the Trojan War to contemporary conflicts. It features longer poems, including a title sequence about a philosophical stalker, a suite inspired by nineteenth-century music, and a translation of the opening Canto from The Divine Comedy. This diverse gathering reflects on time, place, and the human experience through rich imagery and thematic depth.