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Koraly Dimitriadis's Poetry and Writing Blog. One lifetime is not enough, for all my words. April 14, 2014. Everyone needs to re-subscribe! I am closing down this wordpress site as I have a new website! In my previous post I said that if you receive emails you don’t need to re-subscribe BUT. If you are receiving emails through wordpress.com or because you selected to do so through an RSS reader then you DO need to re-subscribe. See you on the other side! This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Subscribe ...

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Lonely rose | Koraly Dimitriadis's Poetry & Writing Blog

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Koraly Dimitriadis's Poetry and Writing Blog. One lifetime is not enough, for all my words. March 9, 2014. Oh, lonely rose. Why do you lean. Can you not see. All that life is. Beautiful, elegant,. Wide-eyed, lonely rose,. Your scent is that of. I know, it hurts. You feel like you’re. A few petals are burnt. Sitting on a single mum’s bench. Even her little one said. There should be more flowers. To keep it company. Oh, lonely rose,. Beautiful, sweet,. With nowhere to go,. I do for you. Web blogs I visit.

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Performing this Wednesday | Koraly Dimitriadis's Poetry & Writing Blog

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Koraly Dimitriadis's Poetry and Writing Blog. One lifetime is not enough, for all my words. February 24, 2014. Hi all, I’ll be doing a set of poetry at House of Bricks this Wednesday. Featuring Amy Bodossian, Koraly Dimitriadis, Michael Reynolds and Kerry Loughrey. Wednesday, February 26 @ 7pm / House of Bricks, 40 Budd St, Collingwood / Free / Open Mic. This entry was posted in Creative commentary. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

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See ‘The Bride Speaks’ | The Poetry Slave

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See ‘The Bride Speaks’. Just click on the page to the right for The Poetry Slave’s first collaborative tone poem, written by Ashley Capes and Jane Williams. Though the use of the word ‘tone poem’ here isn’t exact, that’s basically what we’re doing. In the way that Sergei Rachmaninoff. 8216;s painting ‘ The Isle of the Dead. 8216; as a starting point for his piece of the same name, we’ve used the expressionist painter Marc Chagall. Les Fiances de la Tour Eiffel. By ashleycapes on December 13, 2009.

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The Poetry Slave is… | The Poetry Slave

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The Poetry Slave is…. An interactive, collaborative site for verse poetry. Hopefully an ongoing project open to multiple authors. The first project will include contributions from solicited writers. More info to follow soon. By ashleycapes on August 25, 2009. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Biography | Ali Alizadeh: Writings

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Ali was born in 1976 in Tehran, the capital of the then Kingdom of Iran, two years before the Iranian Revolution transformed the country into an Islamic Republic. He attended primary and early high school during the Iran-Iraq War and its immediate aftermath; and produced his first public writing a simplified prose version of an episode of the early medieval epic. EliXir: a story in poetry. In 2004; while publishing poems and other writings in local and national literary journals, and winning the. Transit...

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Theatre/Film | Ali Alizadeh: Writings

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Ali’s work as theatre/film scriptwriter include his collaborations with director Bill Mousoulis: A philosophical vampire film called. Pictured) (Innersense Productions, 2007), winner of the Best Film award at the 2007 Melbourne Underground Film Festival and selected for Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival. Athens International Film Festival. And Cork Film Festival. In Ireland, reviewed here. La Mama Theatre, Melbourne, 2004) a live poetry film performance, reviewed here. Mascara Literary Revie...

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Translation | Ali Alizadeh: Writings

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Ali has translated literary texts, mostly poetry, from Persian into English, often in collaboration with a notable Anglophone poet/scholar. Among his translations are those written with Dr. Kenneth Avery in. Fifty Poems of Attar. A number of Ali’s translations were also featured in the short film and theatre performance. Pictured). Ali has also compiled and translated an anthology with John Kinsella, titled. Six Vowels and Twenty Three Consonant: An Anthology of Persian Poetry from Rudaki to Langroodi.

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Fiction | Ali Alizadeh: Writings

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Ali Alizadeh’s first novel,. 2008), was published by Transit Lounge Publishing. It was noted in. Newspaper as one of the “highly fancied Australian debuts” for 2008. 8216;s ‘Fiction Pick of the Week’ on 26 July 2008. Ali’s second work of prose, a fusion of fiction, memoir and non-fiction titled. Was published in May 2010, also by Transit Lounge Publishing. His new work of fiction,. Review of Australian Fiction. In his review of. For book descriptions and reviews please go to the Books page of this website.

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Music | Ali Alizadeh: Writings

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Ali’s most recent music collaboration has been the ‘Sufi World Jazz’ performance with Melbourne musicians Elissa Goodrich and Ria Soemardjo as part of. La Mama Poetica: Voiceprints. Event during the 2007 Melbourne International Arts Festival. Read a review of this performance here. Shannon-Goodrich Ensemble’s 2008 CD. Adam Ford: poet, novelist, zinemaker. Angela Meyer: Literary Minded. Antipodes: A Global Journal of Australian/New Zealand Literature. Black Rider Press: publishing like thieves in the night.