Cassandra Atherton Bücher

Exploring the resurgence of prose poetry in Australia, this anthology showcases a diverse selection of exemplary works from the past fifty years. Featuring notable poets like Jordie Albiston and Samuel Wagan Watson, it highlights the genre's evolution from the fringes to the forefront of Australian literature. The collection not only emphasizes the unique characteristics of prose poetry but also enriches the broader understanding of Australian poetry, reflecting its growing popularity and significance in contemporary literary discourse.

An introduction to the history, development, and features of English-language prose poetry, an increasingly important and popular literary form that is still too little understood and appreciated

The collection features biographical and critical writings, along with new poems and essays that reflect on Chris Wallace-Crabbe's extensive career. It provides an in-depth exploration of his contributions to literature, highlighting both the celebration and critique of his work across different contexts over the decades.

The collection features five prose poets who delve into the Five major oceans—Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, and Arctic—through 21-part poetic sequences. Each sequence provides a unique and often nuanced reflection on these immense bodies of water, collectively examining humanity's complex relationship with the ocean as a singular entity. The poems evoke both inspiration and concern, highlighting the profound connections we have with these vital ecosystems.