THIN RED LINES

About

Genre: Poetry

THIN RED LINES

Thin Red Lines is a quarterly poetry and literary event hosted by Thabani T Tshuma and Georgia Kartas.

feat.

AMELIA WINTER

ALI ALIZADEH

GRACE YEE

JEANINE LEANE

AMELIA WINTER

Amelia Winter is a writer of fiction and criticism living in Naarm. Her work has been featured in HEAT, Meanjin, un Magazine and Action Spectacle. She is currently working on a novel.

ALI ALIZADEH

Ali Alizadeh's collections of poetry include Towards the End (Giramondo), Evental (Vagabond), Ashes in the Air (UQP), and Eyes in Times of War (Salt). He's an associate professor at Monash, currently researching philosophies of the will, subjectivity and Marx's class theory. Last year he organised the 'Young Marx Enigma' symposium for the Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy, and for the past two years he has been investigating Melbourne's DYI and community poetry scenes as part of an ARC funded DP project. He also loves horror and is, with Jason Jones, the host of the weekly horror podcast, Super Fun Scary Cast.

GRACE YEE

Grace Yee is the author of Chinese Fish (Giramondo, Aust; Akoya, UK), which won the Victorian Prize for Literature, the Victorian Premier's Literary Award for Poetry, and the Mary and Peter Biggs Award for Poetry at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. Her work has been widely published and anthologised across Australia and internationally, appearing in The Shanghai Literary Review, The Guardian, Heat, Meanjin, Evening Odessa (Ukraine), Poetry New Zealand Yearbook and…