FSP short documentary video
Big thanks to Samantha Long for the short video she made about FSP, focussing on the Poetry on the Fleurieu sessions at Goolwa.
FSP June City Meeting and Open Mic
Monday, 7th June, 2021
from 6:00pm
The Box Factory
59 Regent St, Adelaide, SA 5000
3 minutes maximum time per reader. All poems read by members will be eligible for submission to the next Anthology. You can bring along two hard copies to submit on the night or you can submit via the on-line form below.
You no longer need to pre-register for the meeting but you will need to check in with a QR code or sign-in according to the COVID-19 safety plan.
Deadline extension! New Poets 22 and Single Poet 2021 Manuscript submissions now due 14th June 2021
Submissions for New Poets 22 and Single Poet 2021 now close on 14th June 2021.
Click on the following links for entry conditions and submission forms.
April Poem of the Month: Through the Roman Goddesss of Spring by Erica Jolly
Our Poem of the Month for April 2021, selected by Anthology editors, Louise Nicholas and Judy Dally, from poems read at the April Open Mic.
Through the Roman Goddess of Spring
Erica Jolly
Flora: An Artistic Voyage through the World of Plants by Sandra Knapp,
published by the Natural History Museum.
What is it you all share?
Roots hold you to your world.
You have ways to attract visitors –
perfumes, colours and form.
You seek and find the light,
breathe in through pores
the energy you need.
Here, with Flora I can pause,
take it in, revel in the life
brought to me with such
loving attention to detail.… Click for more
Deadline extension! Manuscript submissions now due 14th June 2021
If you have not published a collection of poetry to date, this may be your opportunity.
Submissions for New Poets 22 and Single Poet 2021 now close on 14th June 2021.
Click on the following links for entry conditions and submission forms.
Rachael Mead talks about The Application of Pressure at Adelaide University Library
Thursday 27 May 2021, 6:00 pm for a 6:30pm start
Ira Raymond Exhibition Room, Barr Smith Library, University of Adelaide
$10 at the door. Eftpos only. Students free. Proceeds support the University Library.
Bookings are essential by 25 May to friends_library@adelaide.edu.au
Numbers are limited to observe COVID-19 restrictions
How do paramedics cope with constant exposure to trauma in a work life which is a supercut of the worst days of other people’s lives? Mead’s novel , based on real life experiences in Adelaide, tells the story of how paramedics Tash and Joel maintain their sanity, preserve their mental health and their relationships.… Click for more