Volume 3

Poems from Poems from Mt Moono:

* Night comes to me
* Flowers from Tasmania
* A Nowhere Place
* Waiting for the bus
* Following Icarus
* Compton's Place
* Twenty Tigers

• Landscape with Tree
• Tasman Peninsula
• From the City of Alice
• The dawn is happening

• Easter
  2River View, v.5 n.4
• The square black north
  ibid
• Of grey rain it is said,
  in Women Tasmania, poets page, and in The Tasmanian Times April 2003.
• Parable and a rose tree
  Eclectica Magazine Oct/Nov. 2002
• Your planet moon
  ibid
• From the city of Alice
  ibid
• Afternoon
  (Famous Reporter no.26: December, 2002)
• Everything (the bowed-out scrape and dust bowl of the country ...)
  (Famous Reporter no.24, Dec. 2001)

Anne Kellas (Anne Hugo)

" ... an original working in the whole world - not just a small corner of it ... She says her 'veld is lion-coloured' -- I say her poems are of the sheerest blue: large, clear, bright visions..." (Chris Mansell, cover notes for Isolated States)

Anne coedits The Write Stuff
along with Giles Hugo.

Anne set up the blog, North of the Latte Line in 2002 though it is not active at present.

Interviews

• Interview conducted by Ivan Vladislavich, LITNET, Ivan Vladislavic in conversation with Anne KellasAnne Kellas, LITNET chain interviews (circa 2005);
• Interview conducted by Robert Cox, A career spanning two continents: Anne Kellas, Poet: South Africa's loss, Tasmania's gain, Forty Degrees South, n.22, October 2001, pp.68-69;
• Interview conducted by Margaretta Pos, Out of Africa, The Mercury, Saturday 1 November 2001.

Books

• Some work is online at: Endangered, Drawing the line art exhibition (February/March 2008).
  
  
• Isolated States, her second book, was written with support from an Arts Tasmania grant in 1993 and was published in 2001 by Cornford Press.
  
  " In miniature this book takes up the kind of apocalyptic vision of Doris Lessing..." (Kevin Brophy, University of Melbourne, review in Famous Reporter, Dec. 2001.)
• Poems from Mt Moono was published in 1989 by Hippogriff Press, Johannesburg.

Anthologies

• River of Verse (Back River Press, Tasmania) edited by Helen Gee
  
  
• A Writer in Stone
  edited by Graeme Friedman & Roy Blumenthal, David Philip Publishers, Cape Town, 1998; ISBN 0 86486 428 0
  
  
• Like a House on Fire: Contemporary Women's Writing, Art and Photography. COSAW Women's Collective, Johannesburg, COSAW, 1994.
  
  
• Columbia Magazine A South African Sampler, edited by Daniel Lawrence and Nadine Gordimer
  (Columbia Magazine n.10, 1986, Supplement)
  Columbia University, New York.
  
  
• Moorilla Mosaic, Contemporary Tasmanian Writing edited by Robyn Mathison and Lyn Reeves, 2000.

Articles and reviews by Anne Kellas

• Philip Glass/Alan Ginsberg Opera, Hydrogen Jukebox in RealTime June 2003

• Reviews for Famous Reporter
  n.25, Dec. 2001: Review of James Charlton's 'Luminous Bodies'
  n.26, Dec. 2002

• Reviews for Island Magazine
  n.89, July 2002: Review of 'City of Sealions', by Eva Sallis
  and a review of Gail Jones' Black Mirror.
  
  
• Reviews for The Write Stuff
  vol.1, 1995-1996: Review of Waving to Hart Crane: ('Entering the new century through glass': The poetry of Bob Adamson).
  
• The State of writing in South Africa;1995 (on The Write Stuff web site; abbreviated in in the article, 'Writing and White-Wash in the New South Africa' (Famous Reporter no.10, Nov.1994).