Review

Thom Sullivan's debut poetry collection, Carte Blanche, explores place and time

By Geoff Page
August 22 2020 - 12:00am
Thom Sullivan's poetry traverses the exactitudes of place and time. Picture: Shutterstock
Thom Sullivan's poetry traverses the exactitudes of place and time. Picture: Shutterstock
  • Carte Blanche, by Thom Sullivan. Vagabond Press. $25.

It's satisfying to observe that the sophistication and idiosyncratic uniqueness of Thom Sullivan's Carte Blanche have recently been recognised by the judges of the 2020 Mary Gilmore Award for the best first book of poetry in Australia last year.

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