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Ballet Arco di Tito, vintage slide overlay, 2019, Ben DiNino

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‘I love the idea that these documents have been collected by someone, or by many people; that they have been considered worthy of curation, have been gifted to or purchased by an institution that will then catalogue those materials according to an impersonal ordering system, and store them for some future eye to cast itself over. I say ‘I love’ these things but they also bother me a great deal, generating a conflict within me that sparks something—some kind of energy—too.’

What can poets do when faced with the archive and what it holds or excludes? How might poets open, dismantle, excavate, interrogate, reshape and/or expand the archive? How might a poem itself become an archive?

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NEW FROM THE RABBIT POETS SERIES

In the Printed Version of Heaven

SHOLTO BUCK

Full of cheek and wit, Sholto Buck’s debut collection presents us with a kaleidoscopic view of (sub)urban feeling, being and relating.

 

Vehicular Man

MITCHELL WELCH

Mitchell Welch’s debut collection is an inventive tour de force that sets forth, in the words of Dominique Hecq, ‘a poetic universe full of provocation, seeings-into and ludic energy.’

 
 
 
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XIII Poems

JORDIE ALBISTON

A wish
Inside is an astonishing thing when let out. Perhaps not
All of the above applies.
Inside is an astonishing thing when let out.

What goodbyes?
All of the above applies.
One manages to contain the odd caterwaul. What goodbyes?—
There is, there is an idea of the kind, after all.

—’KINDNESS’, JORDIE ALBISTON

 


 

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