Forty-eight new poems, including:

Brenda Williams - a sequence of ten remarkable syllabic sonnets

Ed Reiss - revealing his talents - and himself! - in five quirky poems

Four impressive new student poets

Prose poems - do such oxymoronic things really count as poems?

A translation from the Hungarian of a poem from a Nazi concetration camp

Ian Parks on the poetry of Milner Place

Chris Preddle on Palu Muldoon

Review

This publication contains 45 poems, including:

John Andrews, a poem for the eleventh month

Bruce Barnes, re-inventing a genre

Gerard Benson, poems ominous and hilarious

John Duffy, such clarity of vision!

John Killick, his Dementia Diary

Pauline Kirk, getting political

Ian Parks, eschewing politics

Ron Pbillips, deaths of composers and cats

Milner Place, in relaxed mood

Leslie Tate, challenging the grey matter

Barry Tebb, still fighting his corner

A poem from prison

A poem from Denmark

Two Americans with political axes to grind

Two translations from the Hungarian