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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
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Afternoon
(Famous Reporter no.26: December, 2002)
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Everything (the bowed-out scrape and dust bowl of the country ...)
(Famous Reporter no.24, Dec. 2001)
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Anne Kellas (Anne Hugo)
Anne coedits The Write Stuff
along with Giles Hugo
Blog: North of the Latte Line
Twitter: http://twitter.com/TWS_tas
Books
" ... 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)
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Anne's third collection is underway with support from an Australia Council literature board grant 2007 (developing writers category)
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Poems from Mt Moono (1989) The Hippogriff Press (no longer active) Johannesburg; available through the author @AUD$20 plus postage or from Hobart Bookshop
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Isolated States (2001) with support from an Arts Tasmania grant in 1993 available from 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.)
Recent work online
Anthologies
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A Writer in Stone
edited by Graeme Friedman & Roy Blumenthal, David Philip Publishers, Cape Town, 1998; ISBN 0 86486 428 0
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Like a House on Fire: Contemporary Women's Writing, Art and Photography. COSAW Women's Collective, Johannesburg, COSAW, 1994.
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Columbia Magazine A South African Sampler, edited by Daniel Lawrence and Nadine Gordimer
(Columbia Magazine n.10, 1986, Supplement)
Columbia University, New York.
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Moorilla Mosaic, Contemporary Tasmanian Writing edited by Robyn Mathison and Lyn Reeves, 2000.
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River of Verse (Back River Press, Tasmania) edited by Helen Gee
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FAW Tasmania poetry anthology (details to be added)
Interviews
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Interview conducted by Ivan Vladislavich, LITNET, Ivan Vladislavic in conversation with Anne KellasAnne Kellas, LITNET chain interviews (circa 2005);
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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;
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Interview conducted by Margaretta Pos, Out of Africa, The Mercury, Saturday 1 November 2001.
Articles and reviews by Anne Kellas
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