no more poetry celebrates the launch of their 20th publication; the second poetry collection from Nat Briggs titled ‘FLOWER ENGINE’. This collection of cinched, bright free-verse explores the passing locations of love and the slow, private operations of pain’s knocking counterweight.
The book extends Briggs’ relay of concise universal suggestions, translating them through brief, intimate utility. Briggs will be joined by nmp editors daniel ward and Joshua Edward and friends of the press for a poetry reading and book sale.
Nat Briggs Author
Nat Briggs is a poet who currently lives in Naarm/Melbourne but grew up in Byron Bay, on Bundjalung Country. They are the author of ‘Who Loves At All’ (Rabbit Poetry Press), and the self-published zines ‘i was kneeling in her’ (2017) and ‘the burial is polite’ (2014). Their poems have appeared on the web and in print, in places such as PANK, no more poetry and Verge. They are currently a PhD Candidate at RMIT where they have also taught in the Undergraduate Creative Writing degree.
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no more poetry celebrates the launch of their 20th publication; the second poetry collection from Nat Briggs titled ‘FLOWER ENGINE’. This collection of cinched, bright free-verse explores the passing locations of love and the slow, private operations of pain’s knocking counterweight.
The book extends Briggs’ relay of concise universal suggestions, translating them through brief, intimate utility. Briggs will be joined by nmp editors daniel ward and Joshua Edward and friends of the press for a poetry reading and book sale.
Nat Briggs Author
Nat Briggs is a poet who currently lives in Naarm/Melbourne but grew up in Byron Bay, on Bundjalung Country. They are the author of ‘Who Loves At All’ (Rabbit Poetry Press), and the self-published zines ‘i was kneeling in her’ (2017) and ‘the burial is polite’ (2014). Their poems have appeared on the web and in print, in places such as PANK, no more poetry and Verge. They are currently a PhD Candidate at RMIT where they have also taught in the Undergraduate Creative Writing degree.