CORDITE POETRY REVIEW
ISSUE 115: SPACE
Released: 1 February 2025

ESSAYS

River Gammon
An Internet for Bugs

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REVIEWS

Cher Tan Reviews Hasib Hourani and Manisha Anjali

Tuesday, December 17th, 2024

Naag Mountain by Manisha Anjali Giramondo, 2024 rock flight by Hasib Hourani Giramondo, 2024 Alas! There is no one in hell … all the devils are here! – Aimé Césaire, A Tempest (trans. Richard Miller) Who are you without colonialism? …

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INTERVIEWS

‘Language is sculptural material’: Manisha Anjali in Conversation with Susie Anderson

Tuesday, February 4th, 2025

Poets traverse barefoot through immaterial places like the past, the future, and dreams. The container that houses the immaterial is the body. It is Country. Wergaia and Wemba Wemba poet Susie Anderson’s debut collection, the body country (2023), is a timeless capsule in which the material and immaterial are swirling in figure eights and where the self metamorphoses over and over in a delicate surrender to the infinite rhythms of Country.

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SCHOLARLY

Thomas Moran
Beyond The Warp: Occult Poetics in H D and Robert Duncan

Sunday, September 1st, 2024

Modernist poetry has a fascination with occult knowledge. It is prevalent in American poet Robert Duncan’s unclassifiable book on Hilda Doolittle, the poet known as H.D. (1886-1961).

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GUNCOTTON BLOG

Alex Creece and Kent MacCarter
Submission to Cordite 117: NO THEME

Friday, February 14th, 2025

Send me a poem that would nourish a stray cat. Send me a poem that takes a big swing, that risks calamity. Send me a poem where your inspiration has taken flight. Send me a poem that the academy cannot stomach. Send me a poem that doesn’t look like one. Send me a poem that AI could never generate, that demands humanity.

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