Kiss and Tell

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Interactive Publications, 2002 - Biography & Autobiography - 308 pages
Winner, Queensland Premier's Award for Poetry The challenge for readers of David P Reiter's work over the past 15 years has been trying to pin down his art and influences. Not an easy task. His imagination resists cultural razor wire by composing without a passport, accepting no subject as off-limits. And this multi-award winning author more often sets the trends these days rather than following them. He stubbornly clings to the view that poetry does have a future, and a bright one. Some of the new work here has been drawn from his forays into artforms such as "literary multimedia" where poetry - the most adaptable of literary forms - finds a new home. Whether in print, on CD, or the Internet, David P Reiter will continue to demand our close attention.
 

Contents

Breath Channel
2
Misana
8
Bloody Falls
14
The FoxWife
20
Merida Leather Shop
38
The Bubblebath
44
The Cave after Saltwater Tide
51
la fleur de lâge
64
Mr Flinders and the Aborigines
135
Saturday Kingston Markets
142
Phone Call Home
148
At the Hotel Florida
155
Pick a Fight with Maimonides
161
Watered Down Wine
167
Picasso under House Arrest
174
Ghosts of the Castle at Calahorra
183

Cemetery Circular Head
71
Voices from the Flood of 94
78
The Cave after Saltwater Tide
99
Nullarbor Song Cycle
105
Dom Rosendo Salvado and the Bushfire
112
Hemingway in Spain and Selected Poems
118
Still Life Café Medici
124
snake temple
130
Mira a Miró
191
Making Love as Best You Can
197
Return to the Valle de los Caidos
204
References
252
Missing
271
The Changeable
285
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