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Ali Jane Smith is a poet and writer based in Wollo

Ali Jane Smith is a poet and writer based in Wollongong. She has been shortlisted for the David Harold Tribe Poetry Prize, and was one of three writers selected for the inaugural Sydney Review of Books Emerging Critics program.

Many of Smith’s poems, first published in Southerly, Cordite, Australian Poetry Journal, Overland and elsewhere, are gathered in her debut collection The Strange Matter. ᯓ★ ೃ༄

#AliJaneSmith #TheStrangeMatter #LifeBeforeManBooks #poetry

OUT NOW, marking the 21st poetry collection from L

OUT NOW, marking the 21st poetry collection from Life Before Man: The Strange Matter by Ali Jane Smith.

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The Strange Matter spans streets and gardens, books and films, people and things, creating a landscape that feels both familiar and surreal. Sometimes the language is sharp, sometimes lavish, documenting life as a waking dream, a relentless exploration of the everyday. Smith writes, ‘It is a relief to turn thoughts and feelings into a poem. Sometimes it is like making a chair, and sometimes it is like smashing concrete with a crowbar.’ Here, the chair might wobble, the cracks in the concrete twist like rivers. They take you somewhere, or tell you something.

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Get your copy of The Strange Matter from your local bookstore, or our wesbite, now!

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Interested in the ties between the political and t

Interested in the ties between the political and the personal? Michela Marzano (@michelamarzano) is one of Italy’s leading political theorists and writers across forms, and her memoir SHAME SHADOWS MY NAME is out from Gazebo Books next month!

Born in Rome in 1970, Marzano studied at the Normale Superiore in Pisa and since 1998 has been living in Paris, France, where she teaches moral philosophy at the Université Paris Descartes. Her fiction and non-fiction books have been translated from Italian and French into many other languages.

SHAME SHADOWS MY NAME (translated by Gila Walker), Marzano’s reckoning with her buried family history and the nature of complicity, won Italy’s Mondello Prize in 2022. Stay tuned for news about its arrival in Australia and NZ…

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We’re filled with pride reading a new review of

We’re filled with pride reading a new review of THE SWIFT DARK TIDE from the Editor’s Desk of Westerly Magazine.

Have you read Katia Ariel’s award-winning debut yet? Link in bio to order the book! 🌊

‘There has been an upsurge in Australian prose p

‘There has been an upsurge in Australian prose poetry recently, led by poets such as Cassandra Atherton, who has a vital interest in intimacy and feminist issues,’ wrote The Conversation earlier this week.

Here is Atherton’s @lifebeforemanbooks collection, Leftovers, and one of its stunning prose poems ‘Charnel House’ 🏚️

#Leftovers #CassandraAtherton #LifeBeforeMan #prosepoetry

Artist and book-maker Phil Day knows how to honour

Artist and book-maker Phil Day knows how to honour poetry. At @lifebeforemanbooks, he carefully crafts collections that slow time.

Read our Q&A with Day, on everything from typography to philosophy, at the Blog section of gazebobooks.com.au

Portraits by W.H. Chong (@w.h.chong) 🔍

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