 In this new book by award-winning poet Andrew Lansdown, limericks and haiku jostle with rhymed verse and free verse to bring to life crazy critters, odd bods, fantasy worlds and the natural world. Allsorts is a collection of all sorts of poems that all sorts of people will find as colourful and sweet as a packet of liquorice allsorts. |
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 You will chuckle, you will shed a tear, you may even feel challenged as you read through these poems which express a wide range of emotions as real life events are put into verse; and with some you will probably empathise as they describe similar events and situations from your own life. |
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 In this truthful and nuanced collection of poems Kathryn reflects on light and shade and ponders how even in the cold desert parts of life, one can be surprised by the three-part harmony of sheer silence. Kathryn’s work has been published in a wide range of journals, in Australia as well as internationally. |
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 Kingfishers and zebra finches, triggerplants and tiger snakes, sandcrabs and cabbage moths, wattle pods and waterlilies - all find a place in this collection of poems celebrating Australia's native and exotic flora and fauna. |
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 This is the seventh anthology of work from the Wordsmiths. It contains the winning poems from the 2004 Poetica Christi Press Poetry competition. PCP’s two previous competition anthologies have been commended by the Fellowship of Australian Writers in its community writing awards for 2004. |
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 Stephen Whiteside has been writing and performing rhyming verse for over thirty years. Many of his poems have been published in magazines and anthologies, both in Australia and overseas... |
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 So does Earth work? What on Earth are our responsibilities as the inhabitants of this planet? Have we messed it up so badly that it’s no longer working? Does our Earth work include enjoying the Earth? What about the relationship between land and people? These and other issues are touched on in the wide range of voices from the 47 poets represented in this anthology, some from The Wordsmiths of Melbourne Poetry Group and some from entrants to the recent Poetica Christi Press Poetry Competition. |
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 A Christian Reflection on pregnancy.
Australian authors and illustrators share their intimate feelings and experience through poetry, prose and art.
An ideal gift for someone who is pregnant! |
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 Far Horizons is Tom's third anthology. Now, well into his seventies, Tom is able to look back on life into the far distance of passed years, but also, as a Christian, Tom looks forward into the far future - eternity - with great certainty and anticipation. |
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 Sixty NEW performance poems for Individuals, Pairs and Groups. |
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 In this, Tom Chapman's second collection of poetry, he has again presented the reader with a varied range of emotional experiences and stories. There is humour and sadness, as well as some contemporary social comment, and Tom, quite openly, expresses his views from a Christian perspective, where appropriate. |
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 In A Moment... is an innovative collection of original poems and photographs artistically presented in a coffee table style format. The inspiring and humorous poems are simply written for a wide reading audience.
“In a Moment..." is beautiful to look at – thought provoking to read. |
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 Caleb Poetry Prize 2010 Winner
"In this moving and personal account of death in the family there is a deep feeling not only of loss but also of the lives lived and shared, so that it becomes universal in its outreach." Thomas Shapcott, Professor Emeritus of Creative Writing, University of Adelaide |
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 You cannot read these poems and not be touched by a higher power, the creator of the universe, God Himself. I encourage you to read these poems over and over again and receive the encouragement, spiritual strength and joy that they bring. |
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 "This challenging collection is, in an unusual sense, the life work of Marj Kosky. Into her poems this spirited, deeply spiritual woman put the whole of her later life as she lived it: difficult, often painful – beset with the sense of grotesque change from youth to age and sickness, battling to control body and mind – and at the same time enriched wit culture and talent, with strong piety, feisty courage and saving humour. |
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 Commended in the FAW Awards for community writing.
In this anthology, we have included, as well as poems by The Wordsmiths, the poems chosen as winners in the 2002 Poetica Christi Press competition for poems on the theme of Motherhood. The work of twenty-one poets is included in this collection. |
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 My Brother, My Sister, My Country is the eighth anthology and twentieth book published by Poetica Christi Press. It offers the work of 35 poets, 15 of whom are members of The Wordsmith. The others have contributed because of our annual competition. |
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 "My Father's Voice" with the cover featuring a photo of the author held as a babe in her father's arms, is a light-hearted look at life with more serious undertones. Using the title father to refer to her parent and to God as seen through others, the author shows the blessing and joy of loving relationships in her life. |
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 This book is full of beginnings. And the endings are mostly beginnings too. It is full of the seasons, of birth and death, suffering and small joys, of a Christianity that is rooted in the ordinary lives of ordinary saints, the ones that don’t need to be canonized, the ones that know even an unfinished journey can be a miracle. |
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 The poems in this book, the fourth collection from The Wordsmiths, have been arranged to take you on a journey… through a series of reflections. The poems can be read as a dialogue between voices of faith and doubt, certainty and seeking. In its wider patterning this book mirrors themes we all return to in times of solitude and reflection. |
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