Author: John Kinsella

With Armour, the great Australian poet John Kinsella has written his most spiritual work to date and his most politically engaged. The world in wh...

Using this poetic form (of five 3-line stanzas and a final quatrain) throughout to great effect, John Kinsella's latest collection is a work of eco...

Departing from Virgils Eclogues, The Pastoraclasm is an urgent environmental address to humans, nature and vegetable gardens. During pandemic lockd...

In this daring new collection, Australia's preeminent environmental poet confronts the legacy of Thoreau's Walden. With Walden as his inspiration, ...

The third in a quartet of poem-dialogues between Kwame Dawes and John Kinsella, begun in 2015 with the critically acclaimed 'Speak From Here to The...

The Wound is the latest collection from esteemed Australian poet John Kinsella, whose previous accolades include the Grace Leven Poetry Prize, the ...

The Wound is the latest collection from esteemed Australian poet John Kinsella, whose previous accolades include the Grace Leven Poetry Prize, the ...

John Kinsellas poetic and intertextual reworking of John Miltons dramatic poem, Samson Agonistes, confirms Milton as one of the many influences in ...

The damage humans have perpetrated on our environment has certainly affected a poets means and material. But can poetry be ecological? Can it displ...

During 2015 and 2016, two poets from opposite sides of the world, Kwame Dawes and John Kinsella, exchanged poems in two cycles, Echoes and Refrains...

In John Kinsella's new collection, 'Sack' not only refers not only to the shocking title poem, where a tied, writhing sack is seen flung from a car...

This remarkable collaboration had its origins when John Kinsella and Alan Jenkins, two very different poets who had long admired and enjoyed each o...

Known for a poetry both experimental, activist and lyrical that reinvents the pastoral, John Kinsella considers his and his familys life at Jam Tre...