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Report of Collected Works "reference group"  held at COLLECTED WORKS BOOKSHOP, Saturday 19th March, 2 - 4pm This particular gro...

Writing in The Quiet If you knew me I'd be a famous man. Maybe with nothing but at least a friend if you say goodbye it...

Cloze procedure we are at the zoo when your doctor calls you talk about the lump i fill gaps from a half conversation sun be...

  Night vision I take off the clarity of the world and place it on my bedside table. No use for it with my lids pressed neatly toget...

Two Fires Poetry Competition First prize worth $1000 Closing date 1 March 2001   Two Fires Poetry Competition for poem up to 30 lines Down...

Fire in the Kerri Running like hell straight for the billabong; fire biting my arse. Pushed by devil winds, flames jump and explod...

 According to Wikipedia ....... James "Jim" Harrison (born December 11, 1937) is an American author known for his poetry, f...

Leaves in December Leaves, a few stragglers in December, just before Christmas, some nailed down crabby to ground frost, some ...

I have begun to tweet in my drive to harvest as much good poetry for Bluepepper as is humanly possible for an aging misanthr...

THE HAIRCUT I like men I like the masculine - Peggy Lee It's not the mirror I       despise  but the mist as  hard as a ...

Siphon There is a voice coming down the tube. I want to say tunnel but even with my eyes only half open, I can see it would be too...

Apart from the resources boom of the past half-century, it would appear my country's greatest export, since Australia Square first punc...

New Release The Carnival by  Justin Lowe Bluepepper is pleased to announce the release of Justin Lowe’s Historical Fantasy “The Carn...

The following arrived in my inbox this afternoon. Few greater poets, nor few greater causes, could I imagine for this sun-kissed, rain-dre...

"Dedication (for Clare)" This is a simple sonnet for you, Clare, since I have the time to write, and presume you h...

It has just come to my attention that the bookshop that more than any other has kept poetry alive in this country in recent years ...

Alison Croggon makes an oft-repeated yet nonetheless interesting point in her editorial for Cordite magazine's addendum ...