Vox Pop I thought about where I was until I was there where I thought I understood— the town talking to the city and the words not wasted there— but they couldn’t hear what it is I’m hearing by way of destruction & abandonment & washing up on another shore— being interviewed by Slick Entrepreneurs, more »
Peter Bakowski ~ Three Poems
The courage season The days. You try to settle them in diaries, but they can’t be Herded, tamed. They’re here to counter, perhaps best Each chess move, your ability to push out from dead corners. Curiosity, action and laughter are contagious as are their Opposites. At crucial times you’ll need to go out on a more »
Martin Edmond CURRAWONGS
Martin Edmond is a New Zealand author and screenplay writer. His books include Streets of Music (1980), Houses, Days, Skies (1988) and The Resurrection of Philip Clairmont (1999). He studied Anthropology and English, graduating MA, Victoria University of Wellington. He worked as a junior lecturer before joining avant-garde theatre group Red Mole, as a writer more »
Bareknuckle Poet 12 monthly stats
In the interests of transparency, and because we are an open access journal, we share with our readers and patrons the yearly reader statistics of Bareknuckle Poet. In the past 12 months we have had 1279985 hits, which breaks down as follows. We served 358002 pages to a total of 132966 unique (individual) readers. That’s about 400 more »
Bareknuckle Poet Anthology In The News
Dear Readers Our first annual anthology 2015 received itself a mention in The Australian newspaper’s ‘best books of 2015’ annual wrap in the Weekend Review on December 19 2015: Bareknuckle Poet, an anthology edited by Brentley Frazer and AG Pettet, is beautifully produced and packed with punchy reading, worth the price alone for two prose more »
Five Poems by Bradford Middleton
A POETIC LIFE A few years ago I ran into this poet type who seemed to be alright We would meet occasionally, invariably at gigs, and get right down to the important part of any poetry gig, the drinking… As poets wandered to and from the stage the pair of them sat, quietly, soaking in more »
The Road to Galactic Serfdom – War, Tyranny, and Terror in the First Two Star Wars Trilogies by Dan Sanchez
tar Wars: The Force Awakens hits theaters this week, continuing the cinematic saga of an interplanetary civilization’s struggles with galactic war and tyranny. It will be watched by millions whose own civilization is beset by global warfare driven by a planetary empire on the verge of descending into a militarized police state. So now more »
Five Poems by Cal Freeman
Fight Song of the Fiddleback The rain tonight dribbled through the silver maple leaves long after it had rained. I sang a few bars of Guy Clark’s “Dublin Blues,” thinking of the spider I hit with a boot this afternoon for nothing but fear and all the pests I am always killing to assuage its more »
Joan Didion’s Recipe Book by Ashleigh Watson
oan smiles at the camera. Her hands hugging a full bowl, short hair low in two pigtails with blue ribbons falling waist length long, white peasant blouse, blue jeans. The kitchen with clear jars and olive lids full of salt and brown sugar and Japanese green beans, mismatched oven gloves, a range of orange Tupperware more »
BAREKNUCKLE POET ANNUAL ANTHOLOGY VOLUME 001 2015
BKP ANNUAL 001 2015 Edited by Brentley Frazer & A. G. Pettet. Publisher: BAREKNUCKLE BOOKS. IMPRINT: Bareknuckle Poets ISSN: 2205 – 7218 PUBLISHED: 03/10/2015 Copyright: Bareknuckle Books & Contributors Language: English Extent: 345 pages Binding: Perfect-bound Paperback Interior Ink: Black & white Dimensions: (inches) 6x 9 $25.00 + $8.00 P&H (global) AUD Click the button below to visit Bareknuckle Bookshop The first annual Bareknuckle Poet print anthology. This more »