John Dolan (writer) - Poetry

Poetry

  • People With Real Lives Don't Need Landscapes (Paul & Co Pub Consortium September 2003, ISBN 1-86940-287-1)
  • Slave (Occident Press, January 1988, ISBN 1-4006-3100-9)
  • Stuck Up : Poems from Great Central Lake (Paul & Co Pub Consortium April 1995, ISBN 1-86940-120-4)
  • "Collage," a poem by Dolan appearing in Double Jointed, a compendium of poems compiled by Jenny Powell-Chalmers (Inkweed Press, Titahi Bay, NZ 2003).
  • "A Couple of Mongols," published the New Zealand literary journal, Sport (v.10 1993).
  • "An Angel Reports to Darwin," Deep South v.1 n.1 (February 1995).
  • "What Happens to a Cyanide Molecule? A Ballet," Deep South v.1 n.2 (May 1995).
  • "HOW I KILLED THE MOUSE," People With Real Lives Don't Need Landscapes).

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