|
Poems from Mt Moono
* Night comes to me
* Flowers from Tasmania
* A Nowhere Place
* Waiting for the bus
* Following Icarus
* Compton's Place
* Twenty Tigers
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Afternoon
(Famous Reporter no.26: December, 2002)
-
Everything (the bowed-out scrape and dust bowl of the country ...)
(Famous Reporter no.24, Dec. 2001)
|
Anne Kellas (Anne Hugo)
Anne coedits The Write Stuff
along with Giles Hugo
Blog: North of the Latte Line
Twitter: http://twitter.com/TWS_tas
Books
" ... an original working in the whole world - not just a small corner of it ... She says her 'veld is lion-coloured' -- I say her poems are of the sheerest blue: large, clear, bright visions..." (Chris Mansell, cover notes for Isolated States)
-
Anne's third collection is underway with support from an Australia Council literature board grant 2007 (developing writers category)
-
Poems from Mt Moono (1989) The Hippogriff Press (no longer active) Johannesburg; available through the author @AUD$20 plus postage or from Hobart Bookshop
-
Isolated States (2001) with support
from an Arts Tasmania grant in 1993.
" In miniature this book takes up the kind of apocalyptic vision of
Doris Lessing..." (Kevin Brophy, University of Melbourne, review in Famous
Reporter, Dec. 2001. As of March 2010 copies are
available from the author: anne < dot > kellas < at > gmail < dot > com.
Recent work online
Anthologies
-
A Writer in Stone
edited by Graeme Friedman & Roy Blumenthal, David Philip Publishers, Cape Town, 1998; ISBN 0 86486 428 0
-
Like a House on Fire: Contemporary Women's Writing, Art and Photography. COSAW Women's Collective, Johannesburg, COSAW, 1994.
-
Columbia Magazine A South African Sampler, edited by Daniel Lawrence and Nadine Gordimer
(Columbia Magazine n.10, 1986, Supplement)
Columbia University, New York.
-
Moorilla Mosaic, Contemporary Tasmanian Writing edited by Robyn Mathison and Lyn Reeves, 2000.
-
River of Verse (Back River Press, Tasmania) edited by Helen Gee
-
FAW Tasmania poetry anthology (details to be added)
Interviews
-
Interview conducted by Ivan Vladislavich, LITNET, Ivan Vladislavic in conversation with Anne KellasAnne Kellas, LITNET chain interviews (circa 2005);
-
Interview conducted by Robert Cox, A career spanning two continents: Anne Kellas, Poet: South Africa's loss, Tasmania's gain, Forty Degrees South, n.22, October 2001, pp.68-69;
-
Interview conducted by Margaretta Pos, Out of Africa, The Mercury, Saturday 1 November 2001.
Articles and reviews by Anne Kellas
|
