Love Like This Isn't Harmless - Bateman, Bron
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Bateman s poems embody empowerment, evolution and healing. Through a fiercely feminist lens, this collection confronts raw realities with unapologetic honesty and profound insight, shedding light on the shadows that too often remain unseen. When tackling tough themes like sexual abuse and domestic violence, Bateman is unflinching and fearless, compassionate and courageous. From intimate portrayals of family dynamics to reimaginings of mythos, these poems spark conversation and contemplation.

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Bateman s poems embody empowerment, evolution and healing. Through a fiercely feminist lens, this collection confronts raw realities with unapologetic honesty and profound insight, shedding light on the shadows that too often remain unseen. When tackling tough themes like sexual abuse and domestic violence, Bateman is unflinching and fearless, compassionate and courageous. From intimate portrayals of family dynamics to reimaginings of mythos, these poems spark conversation and contemplation.
Autorenporträt
Bron Bateman is a queer, crip poet, editor and educator. She has a BA (Hons) and a PhD from Curtin University. Her previous poetry collections are: People from Bones (Ragged Raven Press 2002), Of Memory and Furniture (Fremantle Press 2020), which was Highly Commended in the Victorian Premier s Prize for Poetry in 2021, and Blue Wren (Fremantle Press 2022). She has won the Bobbie Cullen Memorial Award for Poetry (2004), Columbia University s Winter Prize for Poetry (2017), been longlisted for Liquid Amber Press Poetry of Change in 2024 and been shortlisted and commended in the Tom Collins Poetry Prize in 2021 and 2024. She has been published in a range of anthologies and journals including Westerly, Southerly Magazine, Cordite Poetry Review, and Australian Poetry Journal. Her interests are feminism, crip studies, Mad studies, embodiment, queer studies, cultural studies, and writing. She lives in Boorloo (Perth).