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Pleasures of aporia

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September 2013, no. 354

Six Different Windows by Paul Hetherington

UWA Publishing, $24.99 pb, 112 pp, 9781742585086

Pleasures of aporia

by
September 2013, no. 354

Seen through one window, Paul Hetherington’s Six Different Windows appears to be a collection of poems concerned with the death of art. Such a theme is perhaps not surprising given that Hetherington, in addition to his seven books of poems, edited three volumes of Donald Friend’s diaries for the National Library of Australia, the last of which was shortlisted for a Manning Clark House National Cultural Award in 2006.

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