Poem

‘Where Gold and Fire Abound’

December 2001–January 2002, no. 237

Poem

‘Where Gold and Fire Abound’

December 2001–January 2002, no. 237

David Lumsden

David Lumsden works with the design of large computer systems, used to edit a literary magazine called Nocturnal Submissions, and has had poems published in various journals.

From the New Issue

Publisher of the Month

Publishers of the Month with Linsay and John Knight

by Australian Book Review
France

The Shortest History of France by Colin Jones

by Peter McPhee
Editor's Diaries

Diary

by Peter Rose
Poetry

Southsightedness by Gregory Day

by David McCooey

David Lumsden

From the New Issue

Publishers of the Month with Linsay and John Knight

The Shortest History of France by Colin Jones

Diary

Southsightedness by Gregory Day

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