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‘Let me wade’ in Blue Bottle Journal

June 9, 2021 ~ lou2300

It’s so great to have my poem ‘Let me wade’ recently published in Blue Bottle Journal. Thank you so much to editor Sean West for putting together such a wonderful journal. http://www.bluebottlejournal.com.

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Lou Smith is a Melbourne-based poet and researcher who grew up in Newcastle, NSW. Her work investigates sense of place, cultural memory and familial identity. Lou possesses a very [un]healthy obsession with her hometown!

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Congratulations to David A. Bailey and Allison Thompson (editors) and all of the contributors to ‘Liberation Begins in the Imagination: Writings on Caribbean-British Art’ which was recently the recipient of an HBA (Historians of British Art) Book Award for an Exemplary Multi-authored Book. My essay ‘”Beyond the Horizon, Out at Sea, A New Day Breaks”: Memory and Identity in Ingrid Pollard’s ‘The Boy Who Watches Ships Go By’’ was included in this wonderful publication that accompanied the exhibition ‘Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 1950s—Now’ held at the Tate Britain.

Thank you Jess Wilkinson, @raisingcatpeople and @lighttrappress for including my poem ‘Evidence of Life’ in the latest issue of ‘Rabbit Poetry Journal’, Issue 36, the Art Issue. And thank you to all the other contributors. It is wonderful to have this poem, which is very special to me, included. The poem was inspired by @josephlgriffiths poignant artwork ‘Memorial to Merlynston Creek’. You can buy this wonderful issue of Rabbit (and all other issues) at www.rabbitpoetry.com

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