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Yvette Henry Holt weaves a web of humour, confrontation, childhood, livelihood, reflection, sexuality, noir magic and emotional procrastination upon her global travels departing from Fitzroy North. In Fitzroy North 3068 poet Yvette Henry Holt weaves a web of humour, confrontation, childhood, livelihood, reflection, sexuality, noir magic and emotional procrastination upon her global travels departing from Fitzroy North. This volume holds dialogue between therapist and a geographically wayward east-coast blackfella travelling from Central Australia to Melbourne's inner city to figure out what it's all about. For Henry Holt, the Big Bang Theory starts in 3068 under voluntary psychoanalysis, and the collection is awash with humour and equally as dry as the proverbial bone. Explore Henry Holt's pulsating psycho-geographical (Lady Yearling size 11) R.M. Williams boot-prints from Western Arrernte (Hermannsburg) to Westminster London and many whistlestops in between. This dazzling collection of poetry comes alive with remarkable discoveries- circling Gertrude Street, vegan cafes, St. Georges Road, Sydney Road, the US, the UK, Greece, Canada - all in search of her very own true north. A kaleidoscopic collection of memories, temperament and Henry Holt's resolve to become neither patient nor client allows her poetry to plunge cold hard and fast into the depths of subconscious fortitude. Pop the kettle on, fasten your feet-belts, for this is a wild, wild ride.

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Yvette Henry Holt heralds from the Bidjara, Wakaman and Yiman Nations of Queensland. A multi-award-winning poet, editor, essayist, and accomplished social landscape photographer. Yvette's writings have been translated into multiple languages for more than two decades both online and traditional format - an Australian Literary Executive, the recipient of the David Unaipon Award 2005, Scanlon Prize for Indigenous Poetry 2008, Kate Challis RAKA Award 2010, Victorian Premier's Literary Award for Indigenous Writing 2008, and recipient of the Queensland Writers Centre Johnno Award 2024.

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