This Train Will Stop
New poems dictated on the train, with the platform announcements left in as a second voice: a Merewether morning, a dream bell, a painted horse, two trees, an offering in stone.
Ash Hall's poetry has been published through Studio La Primitive since 2017, with copies held in the National Library of Australia.
New poems dictated on the train, with the platform announcements left in as a second voice: a Merewether morning, a dream bell, a painted horse, two trees, an offering in stone.
A sequence taking its measure from the Vitruvian figure. The work draws on the mirror-makers of Murano, the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice, and a residency at St Petroc's Retreat House, Buckfast Abbey.
Short poems on habitat, skin, faith, chess, cats and the sea, each closed by a single word, ending with two carols rewritten around a Christmas star.
A journey into land: twenty-nine black and white photographs of Australian country, each paired with three short verses, opening with the first days of Genesis.
Eight years of writing for the Hunter Valley arts and literary magazine: poems, ekphrastic responses, travel pieces, essays and interviews, gathered from the National Library’s archive.
Poetry published across nine years with Studio La Primitive, including collaborative publications with the writer Martin Edmond.