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Absolutely Revolting
Interview

Poet of the Month with Felicity Plunkett

by Australian Book Review •
August 2023, no. 456
(Photograph by Simona Janek)

Felicity Plunkett is a poet and critic. Her books are A Kinder Sea, Seastrands, Vanishing Point, and the anthology Thirty Australian Poets (as editor). Her recent essays are ‘Plath Traps’ for the Sydney Review of Books and ‘Strange Territory: Poems as “gifts to the attentive”’ for Australian Book Review. She was an ABR Fellow in 2015 and 2019.

 


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