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About Ellen van Neerven | States of Poetry Queensland - Series One

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States of Poetry Queensland - Series One

About Ellen van Neerven | States of Poetry Queensland - Series One

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States of Poetry Queensland - Series One

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Ellen van Neerven is a young Yugambeh woman from South-East Queensland. Her first book, Heat and Light (UQP, 2014), was awarded the 2015 Dobbie Award and the 2013 David Unaipon Award, and was also shortlisted for the Stella Prize and the NSW Premier's Literary Awards. Her next book, a poetry collection, Comfort Food, is a highly anticipated 2016 release. She lives and works in Brisbane, as managing editor of the black&write! Indigenous Writing and Editing Project.

States of Poetry

'Bricks and Lightning'

'Buffalo Milk'

'Chips'

'Love and Tradition'

'Roo tails'

Recordings

States of Poetry QLD Podcast | 'Love and Tradition' by Ellen van Neerven

States of Poetry QLD Podcast | 'Roo tails' by Ellen van Neerven

States of Poetry QLD Podcast | 'Bricks and Lightning' by Ellen van Neerven

States of Poetry QLD Podcast | 'Chips' by Ellen van Neerven

States of Poetry QLD Podcast | 'Buffalo Milk' by Ellen van Neerven

Further reading and links

Ellen van Neerven's blog

A.S Patrić reviews Heat and Light in the September 2014 issue of Australian Book Review

Future Tense interview with Ellen van Neerven in the June-July 2015 issue of Australian Book Review

Kate Evans interviews Ellen van Neerven on Books Plus on ABC Radio National

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