Issue #2 of Regime, an exciting publication that emerged from West Australia last year, arrived in my letter box this week, and it is shimmering with some mighty fine work; work that I am thrilled to be sharing the pages with.
First up, I was excited to discover that there is a handful of Brisbane poets to keep me company – Jonathan Hadwen and Carly Jay Metcalfe; there are poets whose work I have admired for many years – Andrew Burke, Shane McCauley, Kate Middleton, Roland Leach; and poets who I have had the pleasure of getting to know over the last decade or so – Ashley Capes and Andy Jackson – and whose work I absolutely love.
And importantly, after reading there are new discoveries – Karla Linn Merrifield & Jonathan Greenhause – names, whose work I will be keeping an eager eye out for.
With the work of 40 poets work featured alongside 15 works of short fiction and drama, in a package that is beautifully designed and feels good in the hand, Regime is well worth supporting.
We poets want homes for our work and I hope that Regime is a place that provides such a home for many years to come.
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sounds pretty cool…need to check out the links as well
Well worth exploring C.
Perhaps I’m biased as I was in the first one, but a surplus of talent here in a sleek, professional design.
A fine publication chock-full of great writes. May this Regime continue.
Can’t wait to read my copy, Graham – looking forward to seeing all those great writers in there – wonderful cover too!
sounds like a wonderful cast