
Jennifer Harrison
Jennifer Harrison has written eight books of poetry, most recently…

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Jennifer Harrison
Jennifer Harrison has written eight books of poetry, most recently Anywhy (Black Pepper 2018). A new book Sideshow History will be published in 2022. She manages The Dax Poetry Collection housed in the Dax Centre at the University of Melbourne and is Chair of the World Psychiatry Association’s Art and Psychiatry Section. A new collection After. Echoes will feature poems that respond to the work of Irish poet, Eavan Boland (1944- 2020). Jennifer received the 2012 Christopher Brennan Award for sustained achievement in Australian poetry.