Description
Gig Ryan’s edgy, excoriating poetry takes the pulse of urban Australia, but her territory is as much the human rat-race and the hell of contemporary life as the particular lives she seizes upon with icy, ironic precision. Her range of reference brings together heroes, heroines and put-upon mortals of both ancient and modern times: slaves and moneygrabbers, pretenders and worshippers of ephemera and effluvia, for whom ‘I continue my existence as a negative role-model / bathing in the blood of others / sitting in a cone of noise.’







The Skies Above My Eyes
My First Mr. Men Nursery Rhymes
Let Us Compare Mythologies
Hansel and Gretel
Tales From Acorn Wood Opposites BOARD
Book of Mercy
Being Alive
I May Be Stupid But I'm Not That Stupid
101 Poems About Childhood
Ten Poems About Bees
How To Write Poems
Thomas Lux
Strong in the Rain
Poems and Readings for Funerals
A magyarok k�lt�szete - Poetry of the Magyars
Poems of Childhood
States of Happiness
Floss
Said And Done
A Quarter of an Hour