Tasmanian Times
Poetry & Short Stories
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1.6KAlberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 3
A foray into the heart of locked-down nipaluna doesn't go quite as planned.
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Knives – Ben Walter
Knives First published in Verity La , (Edited by Laura McPhee-Browne) In our house right now the most popular show is the...
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Poet’s Corner – ‘Tasmanian Volunteers’
This poem was first published by The Cornwall Chronicle on Saturday, 8th September 1860. The author is unknown. Tasmanian Volunteers Dedicated to...
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 2
As if being an extinct species wasn't enough, Alberto has to come to terms with the modern world. And being a pretend...
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Poet’s Corner – Summer Sunrise in Tasmania
'from ti-tree thicket, and acacia grove, sweet songs of joy float gently through the air...'
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 1
Alberto existed somewhere, and now he's back in lutruwita. Apart from the quantum jump having made him terribly hungry, he just might...
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First and Last Lines of Quarantine Emails
First lines of emails I’ve received while quarantining by Jessica Salfia Last lines of emails I’ve received while quarantining by Kasumi Yamazaki ...
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From the Ashes
In the aftermath of natural disasters, many musicians, actors and comedians give their time and their talent freely at big ticket fundraising...
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Anne Collins: How to Belong
How to Belong is the title of Anne Collins latest volume of poetry, and indeed a rhetorical question that runs through this...
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Poet’s Corner – Listen to the Young
Listen to the young Listen to the young for they are wise Seeing our world with fresh eyes With eyes shining like...
