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Slow Combusting Hymn

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2014-08-01

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Cerberus Press

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A slow combusting hymn: Poetry from and about Newcastle and the Hunter Region may be accessed from the publisher here.

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The published poems that form the authors ‘Slow Combusting Hymn’ portfolio reflect aspects of the scope and experience of their doctoral program and research interests, which have at their core a personal engagement with writing as a therapeutic response to witnessing another person’s illness or death. These poems might be regarded as works of mourning, and a responsive insistence on creating some kind of textual continuity.

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Rickett, C. (2014). Carolyn Rickett. In J. Kent & K. Kelen (Eds.), A slow combusting hymn: Poetry from and about the Newcastle and Hunter Region (pp. 244-248). Markwell, Australia: Cerberus Press.

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