Adrienne Eberhard has
published four previous
collections of poetry,
Agamemnon’s Poppies (2003),
awarded second place in the
Anne Elder Prize and longlisted in the Victorian Premier’s
Prize; Jane, Lady Franklin (2004),
adapted for PoeticA, Radio
National; This Woman (2011),
short-listed for the 2013
Tasmania Book Prize and The
Voice of Water (2019), in collaboration with artist, Sue
Lovegrove. Her poems are included in anthologies such as
Motherlode (Puncher and Wattmann, 2009); Australian Love
Poems, (Inkerman & Blunt, 2013), Prayers of a Secular World
(Inkerman & Blunt, 2015) Contemporary Australian Poetry
(Puncher and Wattmann, 2016) and Best Australian Poems
(Black Inc, 2009; 2017). Adrienne was poetry editor of Island
(2008 to 2011), has taught poetry at UTAS, and currently
teaches enrichment classes at St Michael’s Collegiate.
Adrienne lives with her family at Tinderbox, on the
D’Entrecasteaux Channel, south of Hobart.
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