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<< LANCET CONFIRMATION PENDING ~ MAIN ~ AL MOSES >>

POETRY RECOMMENDED

In a first for this site, you are urged to buy a book of poetry. It’s by Hal G.P. Colebatch, so it’s actually good.

UPDATE. In another historic first, Chris Sheil - notorious for his ability to destroy all who he supports - backs some winners. This could change everything.

1. “the romantic love-story ‘Redhead with Phosphorus’”

   Glad to see somebody sticking up for the gingers!

   Posted by paco on 2007 06 30 at 12:43 PM • permalink



2. #1 paco: You are so damned quick.

   Anything and everything written by this guy is worth reading.

   Posted by SandiM on 2007 06 30 at 01:31 PM • permalink



3. Can’t fault Shiel’s rugby analysis.  Everyone hits a winner every once in a while.  Including the Wallabies…

   Posted by anthony_r on 2007 06 30 at 08:29 PM • permalink



4. For those of us in the U.S. What is a cork injury? thanks.

   Posted by greene on 2007 06 30 at 10:06 PM • permalink



5. Thans for posting this. I’ve read some of his poetry in Quadrant and it’s v. good!

   Posted by McAnzac on 2007 06 30 at 11:15 PM • permalink



6. #4: I believe it has something to do with champagne bottles and excessive effervescence. At least, that’s how I got my cork injury.

   Posted by paco on 2007 06 30 at 11:21 PM • permalink



7. #4, see this: thigh haematoma

   Posted by Art Vandelay on 2007 07 01 at 01:59 AM • permalink



8. and paco, I’m pretty sure a well-aimed champagne cork could give one a cork ;)

   Posted by Art Vandelay on 2007 07 01 at 02:03 AM • permalink



9. Only 8 comments. Doesn’t look good for the poets.

   Posted by dean martin on 2007 07 02 at 04:46 AM • permalink



10. Had “cork injury” myself, some years back…never thought to write a poem about it, though…I can’t write poetry, but may have to purchase something other than Robert Service now!

    Posted by KC on 2007 07 02 at 10:30 AM • permalink



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