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Special issues: editorial
Poetry Now: Introduction
Jessica L WilkinsonCassandra AthertonSarah Holland-Batt
How are poets harnessing poetry’s power to address urgent issues? How does poetry intersect with other domains? What are the fruits of these intersections? And the new frontiers for poetry?
Special Issues: scholarly article
Ideas, language, action: The protest poetry of #MeToo and Black Lives Matter
Alyson Miller
In the context of #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter, poetry occupies a central role in the expression of trauma and injustice, offering a critical means through which to speak truth to power...
This article focuses on three contemporary Australian poetry publications, all of which navigate concepts of anonymity, authenticity, the (un)returned gaze, and the experience of physical alienation in digital spaces.
Special Issues: scholarly article
Poetry meets design pedagogy in The WoW Project: Collaborations on ‘The Moving Poet’ to ‘start the conversation’
Sue JosephDave DraytonSarah AttfieldCraig Batty
The WoW Project – Words on Wheels; Words on Water – is a public transport poetry venture in development, seeking to bring poetry to Sydneysiders commuting to work...
Special Issues: scholarly article
Science calligrams: A contemporary science communication perspective
Michael J. Leach
In this article, I describe science calligrams in the contemporary context with reference to both my own pieces and works by poets who have inspired me.