[Cally Conan-Davies]

G'day, All!

The latest Literary Matters, in which I have two poems, is now available, and it has a few familiar names! It's great to see a Poetry Feature on Nicholas Friedman, whose work I've always loved.

http://www.literarymatters.org/issue-15-1/

Also, I was thrilled to have a poem appear in Forty South this week. When I posted it here a while ago, your responses were so encouraging, and I'm ever-grateful.

https://www.fortysouth.com.au/at-oys...eid=a287121ac1


Cally

[R. Nemo Hill]

Aces.

Nemo

[Orwn Acra]

"he drew it
as though
it were a line in the wind"

[John Riley]

Two strong and beautiful poems

[W T Clark]

This is a very good issue. Not only for Cally's appearence and poems, but also the many others, especially happy to see Shane in there, one of the best poets writing now in my humble estamation, and a very kind friend, if I can go so far. Great work by both Matthew and Ryan, two very talented editors. Matthew's podcast continues to be excellent (well, at least with the episodes I don't appear in, ha!)

[Sarah-Jane Crowson]

Congratulations! So, so excellent to read your poems again and what a wonderful publication, too - very lovely work all round.

Sarah-Jane

[Matt Q]

Congrats Cally! It's great to revisit two of these, and a treat to discover a third I'd not seen before.

Matt

[David Callin]

Annoyingly I could not get into (in the technical sense) Literary Matters, I know not why, but I could get into Forty South. Lovely. Congratulations, Cally.

David

[Jim Moonan]

I'm continually dumbfounded by the amount of gorgeous poetry there is in the world. And that's just the poetry that suits my own tastes. Yours are always among them.
I'm still fishing around for the one in Forty South (it's there somewhere, right under my nose, I'm sure).
I remember On McGregor Street, a favorite of mine of yours.

Art of Peace is stunning; one to memorize.

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