Sarah Holland-Batt’s first book, Aria (UQP), was the recipient of several major Australian literary awards, including the Judith Wright Poetry Prize, the FAW Anne Elder Award and the Thomas Shapcott Prize. In 2010, she was Australia Council Writer in Residence at the B.R. Whiting Studio, Rome.
Sarah Holland-Batt
the wolf of Ossory (OR: Of the prodigies of our times, and first of a wolf which conversed with a priest)
A letter from Rebecca Cartello in Scarborough, England, to her sister Carla in Longreach, Queensland, 15 December 1955
shadowgraph 73: no longer magic (poetry detected in maria goeppert-mayer’s nobel physics lecture, 1963)