Sarah Day

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sarah Day (born 1958) is a U.K. born Australian poet.[1] She was also the poetry editor of Island Magazine for several years.

Contents

[edit] Early years

Sarah Day was born in England in 1958 and grew up in Tasmania.[2][3]

[edit] Bibliography

  • A Hunger to Be Less Serious (1987), (winner of the Anne Elder Award for a first volume of poetry)
  • A Madder Dance[4] (1987)
  • Easter Train[5] (2000)
  • New and Selected Poems[6] (2002)
  • The Ship[7] (2004), (winner of the Queensland Premier's Award and Judith Wright ACT Award for poetry (2005), and the University of Melbourne Wesley Michelle Wright Prize (2004)).

[edit] References

  1. ^ Sarah Day
  2. ^ Poetica - 11 May 2002 - Sarah Day - Undermining the Poetry of Sarah Day
  3. ^ Sarah Day
  4. ^ http://www.arcpublications.co.uk/biogs/day.htm
  5. ^ Famous Reporter # 22, poetry: Sarah Day, 'Easter Train'
  6. ^ http://www.arcpublications.co.uk/biogs/day.htm
  7. ^ Famous Reporter # 30, Peter Boyle's review of 'The Ship' (Sarah Day)

[edit] External links

 This article about a poet is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.