Luke Fischer

Luke Fischer is a poet and philosopher. His books include the poetry collections A Personal History of Vision (UWAP, 2017) and Paths of Flight (Black Pepper, 2013), and the monograph The Poet as Phenomenologist: Rilke and the New Poems (Bloomsbury, 2015). He is an honorary associate of the University of Sydney.

All essays by Luke Fischer

Review: Luke Fischeron Michael Aiken
  • The little book of sunlight and maggots by Michael Aiken UWA Publishing
    104pp
    Published June, 2019
    ISBN 9781760800369

Urban Ecopoetry: Michael Aiken

The little book of sunlight and maggots celebrates nature but it is not nature as a generalised abstraction, as mere backdrop to human activity, or as picturesque landscapes.
Aug. 2019 • •
Review: Luke Fischeron Sarah Rice
  • Fingertip of the Tongue by Sarah Rice book cover
  • Fingertip of the Tongue by Sarah Rice UWA Publishing
    144pp
    $22.99 AU
    Published October, 2017
    ISBN 9781742589527

Textures of Language and Thought: Sarah Rice

Sarah Rice’s poems both advocate a poetry that is attuned to the heart, the body, and the spirit, along with the brain, and embody this poetics in richly metaphorical, euphonious, descriptive, and synaesthetic language.
Mar. 2018 • •