gangway #15 - March 2000 |
Dear Reader, We're happy to present you with another selection of submissions. By the way, I (Gerald) spent New Years Eve on a plane from Sydney to Madrid and didn't crash - neither did our servers, except for that little Y2K bug in the Perl dates... Sydney, 1 March 100 |
Liebe(r) Leser(in), wir freuen uns, wieder eine Auswahl aus zahlreichen Einsendungen präsentieren zu können. Obwohl gerade von einer Europa-Reise zurückgekehrt, ist es diesmal dennoch eine fast ausschliesslich englischsprachige Ausgabe geworden. Sydney, 1. März 2000 |
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Christina Conrad Another instalment of Christina's work (see gangway #13). Poems not for Stoneking |
Marcus Poettler Marcus wurde 1977 in Hartberg (Steiermark) geboren, maturierte 1997 an der HTBLA Weiz und lebt seitdem in Graz. herbstzeitlosigkeit |
Libby Dent/Derek Mayhew "I am 21 years old, and I live in Sydney where I've just finished a bachelor of arts in Performance studies and Psychology at Sydney Uni... I'm enrolled now in medicine at Sydney Uni. Derek is a graphic designer also based in Sydney." Downpour |
Eddie Vukovic "I'm a third year professional writing student at Victoria Uni." Shadows of the Soul |
Mark Pregartbauer Lebt in Salzburg, Österreich. Sandburg |
Grant White Grant is Local Studies Librarian at Newcastle Region Library. Foundering |
Michaela A. Gabriel Co-editor of "niederngasse" literary magazine, lives in Vienna (see also gangway #4, #5 and #10). Five Poems |
Ruark Lewis Ruark is a Sydney-based visual artist and writer involved in audio arts and performance events (see also gangway #2). something just in case I die |
Paul Hardacre Paul is a poet, writer, and editor living in the inner city Brisbane suburb of West End. Four Poems |
Nanya Nyssen "I am half German, half Australian. Somehow when you are from both continents, everything seems to come into clearer focus just as you are about to step onto a plane and head off to the other side again! Always a certain sehnsucht for whichever side you are leaving!" Farewell Sydney, Farewell Dreamtime |
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