Dangerously Poetic Press
Dangerously Poetic is an incorporated community group seeking to encourage, publish and promote quality poetry from the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia.
Dangerously Poetic considers our role, as promoters of poetry, an important part of community building.
Many DP members are long established poets and the first priority is to give the members an opportunity to get their own work published. To this end, the collective has set up a standards panel so that work offered for publication is of the highest quality.
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NOTE new Bank details for membership costs. Southern Cross Credit Union, Dangerously Poetic Incorporated, BSB 722-744, Acct. 100137595
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DPP has published 14 books
- Breathworks
- Wingbeats: Poetry from Byron Bay and Beyond
- Nightflowers
- Sensoria: Poetry from Byron Bay and Beyond
- Rainswayed Night
- To the Edge: Poetry from Byron Bay and Beyond
- Sand between the toes, a haiku journey through byron bay and beyond
- Paperbarks
- All the Way Home
- Wild Honey
- Salt Breezes
- Pirouettes and Prayer
- Always the River
- Furiously Knocking
You can now buy books through PayPal from our Publications page.
Contact us for further information.
DPP also offers workshops on all phases of the creation process, from inspiration to fine tuning your work, from how to submit poems for print publication and contests, to how to perform your poem at readings. See our latest offering.
Dangerously Poetic Press gratefully acknowledges the support of Byron Writers Festival.
The Dangerously Poetic Press Committee Members: Laura Jan Shore, Alison Hope, Lilith Rochas, Trish Reynolds, Elspeth Findlay, Annelies Kaufman, Kathryn Boorman.
Acknowledgement
Dangerously Poetic would like to thank surf art photographer Peter Gibney for his contribution of our fantastic main banner photo. More of Peter’s work can be found at: surfingart.com.au
