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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. New Australian writing from emerging and established writersThe blue geometries of the seats of a departing train. Lightning striking twice out of the blue. The rhythm of faint blues.Blue is the most mysterious and evocative of colours. It can signify the beginning of love and the end of life. It can evoke tranquillity or tension. For Ted Hughes, blue is a kindly spirit, an electrified, thoughtful guardian; for Joni Mitchell, it is a sigh-filled song, a foggy lullaby. For Henry David Thoreau, the blue ground is the source of new truth. And Goethe writes: We love to contemplate blue, not because it advances us, but because it draws us after it.In the nineteenth edition of this creative anthology, writers from Monash University and beyond share fiction, nonfiction, poetry and experimental forms. They explore shades of blue that ravish the senses, narratives saturated in melancholic hues, and poetry that hums with an electric charge of blue. New Australian writing from emerging and established writers Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. New Australian writing from emerging and established writersThe blue geometries of the seats of a departing train. Lightning striking twice out of the blue. The rhythm of faint blues.Blue is the most mysterious and evocative of colours. It can signify the beginning of love and the end of life. It can evoke tranquillity or tension. For Ted Hughes, blue is a kindly spirit, an electrified, thoughtful guardian; for Joni Mitchell, it is a sigh-filled song, a foggy lullaby. For Henry David Thoreau, the blue ground is the source of new truth. And Goethe writes: We love to contemplate blue, not because it advances us, but because it draws us after it.In the nineteenth edition of this creative anthology, writers from Monash University and beyond share fiction, nonfiction, poetry and experimental forms. They explore shades of blue that ravish the senses, narratives saturated in melancholic hues, and poetry that hums with an electric charge of blue. New Australian writing from emerging and established writers Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. New Australian writing from emerging and established writersThe blue geometries of the seats of a departing train. Lightning striking twice out of the blue. The rhythm of faint blues.Blue is the most mysterious and evocative of colours. It can signify the beginning of love and the end of life. It can evoke tranquillity or tension. For Ted Hughes, blue is a kindly spirit, an electrified, thoughtful guardian; for Joni Mitchell, it is a sigh-filled song, a foggy lullaby. For Henry David Thoreau, the blue ground is the source of new truth. And Goethe writes: We love to contemplate blue, not because it advances us, but because it draws us after it.In the nineteenth edition of this creative anthology, writers from Monash University and beyond share fiction, nonfiction, poetry and experimental forms. They explore shades of blue that ravish the senses, narratives saturated in melancholic hues, and poetry that hums with an electric charge of blue. New Australian writing from emerging and established writers Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - New Australian writing from emerging and established writers The blue geometries of the seats of a departing train. Lightning striking twice out of the blue. The rhythm of faint blues. Blue is the most mysterious and evocative of colours. It can signify the beginning of love and the end of life. It can evoke tranquillity or tension. For Ted Hughes, blue is a 'kindly spirit', an 'electrified', 'thoughtful . guardian'; for Joni Mitchell, it is a sigh-filled song, a 'foggy lullaby'. For Henry David Thoreau, the 'blue ground' is the source of 'new truth'. And Goethe writes: 'We love to contemplate blue, not because it advances us, but because it draws us after it.' In the nineteenth edition of this creative anthology, writers from Monash University and beyond share fiction, nonfiction, poetry and experimental forms. They explore shades of blue that ravish the senses, narratives saturated in melancholic hues, and poetry that hums with an electric charge of blue.