Tasmanian Times
Arts
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A genetically modified poem
A Genetically Modified Poem. God gazed down on Earth at crops in the ground, Vast fields with one species, no birds, beasts...
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Hay, don’t miss it
THAT’S from Two Centres Alfred … a poem from Pete Hay’s wonderful new book of poems, Silently on the Tide (Walleah Press)...
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The overflowing bounty
RICHARD FLANAGAN: If Margaret’s life teaches us anything it is to take courage from the love we have and the love we...
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Kangaroo Kandinsky
NATASHA CICA: Every metro ride, I sit in gloomy, whisper-quiet carriages with self-contained adults reading Russian novels. The other day I nearly...
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My friend, Margaret
STEPHEN EDGAR: As a fellow poet as well as a friend, I was always struck by her extraordinary generosity: generosity with her...
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Tribute to a Tasmanian Tiger
Margaret Scott, literary icon of Tasmania, human rights activist, ABC television panellist with gently understated but devastating humour, died at the age...
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Little Birdy: A eulogy
The Band: Little Birdy The Album: Big Big Love POPULAR music today seems so cynically driven by the bottom line. Slick producers,...
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The Blue Giraffe
A COMMENTATOR in a recent issue of the Sunday Tasmanian was right to describe the launch of Blue Giraffe I as an...
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The Poem
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Gallery chiefs respond
DEAR SIR, Ms Rankin Reid’s ill-informed article on the Wongs’ collection attacking the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG), its staff and...
