Solid Air - Stavanger, David; Te Whiu, Anne-Marie
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Experience the raw energy of Australian and New Zealand spoken word.Solid Air captures the vibrant voices of over 100 performance poets, transporting their powerful words from the stage to the page. This groundbreaking anthology blends slam, hip-hop, and experimental styles, offering a literary experience that is both thought-provoking and electrifying. Explore themes of modern culture, identity, and resistance through the unique perspectives of these diverse artists. From Ali Cobby Eckermann to Courtney Barnett, discover the poets who are shaping the cultural landscape of Australia and New…mehr

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Experience the raw energy of Australian and New Zealand spoken word.Solid Air captures the vibrant voices of over 100 performance poets, transporting their powerful words from the stage to the page. This groundbreaking anthology blends slam, hip-hop, and experimental styles, offering a literary experience that is both thought-provoking and electrifying. Explore themes of modern culture, identity, and resistance through the unique perspectives of these diverse artists. From Ali Cobby Eckermann to Courtney Barnett, discover the poets who are shaping the cultural landscape of Australia and New Zealand. Solid Air is a must-read for poetry lovers, students of literature, and anyone seeking a fresh and engaging voice in contemporary art.
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David Stavanger is an award-winning poet, performer, editor and cultural producer. He is the author of the The Special (UQP, 2014), which won the 2015 Wesley Michel Wright Poetry Prize, and co-directed the Queensland Poetry Festival from 2015 to 2017. He has been at the forefront of establishing poetry slam and spoken word in Australia. Anne-Marie Te Whiu is a cultural producer who co-directed the Queensland Poetry Festival from 2015 to 2017 and is currently an editor at Verity La. Born in Australia, she is a proud descendant of the Te Rarawa tribe on her father's side.