![]() Julie ConstableBorn: , United Kingdom Resides: Corner Inlet, Australia Julie lives at Corner Inlet, Australia writing and working as a teacher, librarian and mobile library driver. Her fiction, haibun and poetry have appeared in Verandah, Hecate, Hobo, Inkshed, Silverfish, Muse, Poetrix, Gargouille, Antithesis, Wanderlust and in the anthology 200 Years of Australian Writing edited by James Moore. ‘The Gunyah Tree’ appeared in the book In their Branches Stories from ABC RN’s Trees Project edited by Gretchen Miller. ‘Reams and Reams of Paper: Strzelecki Forest Campaigns’ was published in Earth & Industry: Stories from Gippsland, edited by Erik Eklund and Julie Fenley (Monash University Publishing, 2015) and now online .
Credits: “43 degrees” - Creatrix 47 December 2019; “buckled teak house” - All the Way Home: Aging in Haiku edited by Robert Epstein, Middle Island Press, 2019; “clickety-clack” - Rusted Hinge The paper wasp Jack Stamm haiku anthology, 2005; “cows here wear earrings” - Hobo Issue 14,1997; “silence ― then the bat” - Poetrix 1, 1993; “they call them shit birds” - Moments 1, 1996. |