Showcase of Tasmanian Poetry

Tasmania is home to many poets.A sample of the work of some Tasmanian poets is given below. This is not a comprehensive list however.

As this showcase is simply that, a showcase, the biographical entry for each poet on this showcase may not be current, please contact the Tasmanian Writers' Centre for their biographical details, or send a message to writestuff [AT] netspace.net.au and we will do our best to find the information you require.

Ivy Alvarez

Jenny Barnard

Eric Beach

Mary Blackwood

MML Bliss

Christiane Conesa-Bostock

May Carroll

James Charlton

Anne Collins

Chris Cooper

Sarah Day

Stephen Edgar

Adrienne Eberhard

Carolyn Fisher

Peter Hay

Graeme Hetherington

Julie Hunt

Eli Jones

Anne Kellas

Karen Knight

Anthony Lawrence

Kathryn Lomer

Peter Macrow

Kitty Madeson

Robyn Mathison

Anne Morgan

Sue Moss

Ronald Moss

Louise Oxley

Andrew Peek

Ron Price

Lyn Reeves

Angela Rockel

Andrew Sant

Margaret Scott

Megan Schaffner

Edith Speers

Tim Thorne

Philomena Van Rijswijk

Liz Winfield

Contact: writestuff [AT] netspace.net.au

Copyright: © 1995-2006
Copyright belongs to individual poets for their poems published here.
Note that copyright law applies to online publication in the same way that it applies to print publication of works. All work on The Write Stuff is copyright by the individual authors and is published here by permission of the individual authors.

Acknowledgements:
Re: photographs of writers on this site – some have been supplied by the subjects; copyright for most of the photographs on this site © Giles Hugo unless otherwise credited.

The Write Stuff is indebted to Ron Moss, award-winning Haiku poet and artist, for allowing four of his haiku paintings to be used in this showcase. See haiku by Ron Moss.

This showcase is archived periodically by the National Library of Australia's Pandora project.

Also see other sites with Tasmanian poetry and our links page.

Disclaimers: The showcase does not claim to be a complete representation of all the poets currently living in Tasmania.

The editors of The Write Stuff reserve the right to select and/or reject material submitted for this showcase.