Showing posts with label 2008. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2008. Show all posts

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Chronology: Publication (2008-2024)


J. C. Hoyte: Auckland Harbour from Midway Between Flagstaff & O'Neill's Point (1870)

Poems in Print
(2008-2024)

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  1. (October 16) Titirangi Poets Ezine No.29 (October 2024)

  2. (October 15) “Nice.” Live Encounters Poetry & Writing: Free Online Magazine from Planet Earth. Ed. Mark Ulyseas. Vol. 3 (November-December 2024): Aotearoa Poets and Writers. Guest Editor Lincoln Jaques.
    • Nice (20/9/22-7/2/24)
    • Kimono (1/10/22-15/2/24)
    • Soft (22/9/22-5/7/23)

  3. (October 5) "Unpopular Mechanics: Crossing Auckland for Emma Smith." Emma Smith: The Municipal Gardens (5-6 October 2024). Auckland: The Waiting Room, 2024.

  4. (September 8) “It was so and not so (after Richard von Sturmer)." Contribution to "It was so and not so.” John Geraets. broaches (8/9/24)

  5. (September 1) "Scurvy Grass." Mike Johnson: A Festschrift. Ed. Trevor Landers. Auckland: www.matatuhitaranaki.ac.nz, 2024)

  6. (May 15) "The Other Side." The Imaginary Museum (15/5/24)

  7. (May 2) E M O: EVA AVE - Moons of Mars – Ovid in Otherworld (27/11/23-2/5/24)
      EVA AVE:
    1. E M O
      1. Welcome (5/6-14/7/05)
      2. Inheritor (10/4-14/7/05)
    2. Metaphors of The 1001 Nights (30/6/95-2/8/03)
      3. Moons of Mars:
    3. Burmese Days (20-23/3/03)
    4. Trois filles de leur mère (24/11-2/12/01)
    5. Free Love (20/11/04-25/4/05)
    6. Marriage (14-26/8/99)
    7. The Stranger (14-17/8/99)
      8. Ovid in Otherworld:
    8. Tristia 3.2 (12/7-15/8/06)
    9. Tristia 3.3 (13/7-27/8/06)
    10. Tristia 3.8 (18/7-27/8/06)
    11. Tristia 3.10 (11/7-27/8/06)
    12. Tristia 3.12 (13/7-27/8/06)
    13. Tristia 3.13 (13/7-27/8/06)
    14. Tristia 5.7 (13/7-28/8/06)
    15. Tristia 5.10 (13/7-28/8/06)
    16. Tristia 5.12 (13/7-28/8/06)
    17. Epistulae 1.2 (14/7-29/8/06)
    18. Sleep Threshold – Hypnagogia (15-29/6/06)
    19. Epistulae 4.7 (14/7-30/8/06)
    20. Epistulae 4.10 (14/7-30/8/06)
    21. Epistulae 4.14 (14/7-30/8/06)
    22. Fasti V: 421-44 (27-28/9/06)

  8. (April 22) “Poetry Shelf Monday Poem: ‘Experimental’ by Jack Ross.” Paula Green. NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews, and other things (22/4/24)

  9. (March 12) “My mother’s rose bushes.” Poetry Aotearoa Yearbook 2024: Revelations [Issue #58]. Ed. Tracey Slaughter. ISBN 978-1-99-101670-6. Auckland: Massey University Press, 2024: 119-20.

  10. (February 17) "Troy Town." The Imaginary Museum (17/2/24)

  11. (February 8) Let It Rain E UA TE UA Tukuna ki te Mārama: Poetry from Aotearoa in Multilingual Translation. Ed. Antonella Sarti Evans & Maringikura Mary Campbell, with Abby Hauraki, Dayle Takitimu, & Kumiko Sato Jacolin. Paekakariki, NZ: Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop, 2023. 114 & 196.


  12. (December 11) Titirangi Poets Ezine No.24 (December 2023)

  13. (September 12) "PhD Days." The Imaginary Museum (12/9/23)

  14. (May 3) “Jack Ross’s ‘A Clearer View of the Hinterland’." Contribution to "Poetry Shelf Favourite Poems” (13-14/4/23). Paula Green. NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews, and other things (3/5/23)

  15. (May 2) "The Zero Suite (2023)." Papyri (2/5/23)

  16. (April 23) "Zero at the Bone." The Imaginary Museum (23/4/23)

  17. (April 10) “Stormy Weather.” Live Encounters Aotearoa New Zealand Poets & Writers Special Edition. Guest Editor Lincoln Jaques. Live Encounters: Free Online Magazine from Village Earth. Ed. Mark Ulyseas (April 2023)


  18. (December 18) "Acquisitions (82): Homer." A Gentle Madness (12/9/23)

  19. (November 6) Scurvy Grass. Poem by Jack Ross. Design by Bronwyn Lloyd. Auckland, 2022.

  20. (October 8) From the Fringe of Heaven: Titirangi Poets. Ed. Piers Davies, Ron Riddell, Amanda Eason, & Gretchen Carroll. Auckland: Printable Reality, 2022. 103.

  21. (October 7) “Time." Contribution to "Poetry Shelf Occasional Poems.” Paula Green. NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews, and other things (7/10/22).

  22. (June 3) Contribution to "Poetry Shelf Paragraph Room 3: No ideas but in ...” Paula Green. NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews, and other things (3/6/22).

  23. (May 6) Contribution to "Poetry Shelf Paragraph Room 2.” Paula Green. NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews, and other things (6/5/22).

  24. (April 14) Contribution to "Poetry Shelf Paragraphs: 25 Poets on Poetry.” Paula Green. NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews, and other things (14/4/22).

  25. (March 14) Poetry New Zealand Yearbook 2022 [Issue #56]. Ed. Tracey Slaughter. ISBN 978-1-991151-11-7. Auckland: Massey University Press, 2022: 207-8.


  26. (October 18, 2021) Michele 2021. A Birthday Festschrift for Michele Joy Leggott (19/1-18/10/21)

  27. (September 30) Singlets, Briefs & Shorts: An Anthology of Poems from the Show Me Shorts! New Zealand Short Film Festival 2020. Ed. Trevor M. Landers. PMT Press in association with 99% Press. Auckland: Lasavia Publishing Ltd., 2021. 88-89.

  28. (September 18) Titirangi Poets Ezine No.11 (September 2021).

  29. (July 13) The Ultimate Reader of Love for the Book: An Anthology of Writers Deeply Concerned about Massive Book Disposals occurring at the National Library of New Zealand / Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa (the wellsprings of knowledge). Ed. William (Bill) Direen. ISSN 1953-1427. NZ: Phantom Billstickers, 2021: 34. [available at: http://nodisposals.neocities.org].

  30. (June 24) "Poetry Shelf Theme Season: Thirteen poems about home.” [available at: NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews and other things, ed. Paula Green (24/6/21)].

  31. (May 20) "Poetry Shelf celebrates new books: Jack Ross reads from The Oceanic Feeling.” [available at: NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews and other things, ed. Paula Green (20/5/21)].

  32. (May 1) “Rogelio Guedea reads Jack Ross’s ‘Howard’.” NZ Hispanic Press: #ElPoemaDelSábado. [available at: Facebook (1/5/21)].
    • Howard (5-6/1/14) (trans. Rogelio Guedea)

  33. (April 30) "Jack Ross / Howard." [available at: Poesía neozelandesa traducido por Rogelio Guedea (1/5/21)].
    • Howard (5-6/1/14) (trans. Rogelio Guedea)

  34. (April 14) "Poetry Shelf celebrates new books with readings: Ten poets read from Poetry New Zealand Yearbook 2021.” [available at: NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews and other things, ed. Paula Green (14/4/21)].

  35. (March 21) Deborah Walker. “World Poetry Day: Massey University – Johanna Emeney, Bryan Walpert & Jack Ross read.” [available at: YouTubeNZ (21/3/21)].

  36. (March 11) Poetry New Zealand Yearbook 2021 [Issue #55]. Ed. Tracey Slaughter. ISBN 978-0-9951354-2-0. Auckland: Massey University Press, 2021: 245-49.

  37. (March 7) The Oceanic Feeling. Drawings by Katharina Jaeger. Afterword by Bronwyn Lloyd. ISBN 978-0-473-55801-7. Auckland: Salt & Greyboy Press, 2021. 72 pp.
    1. The Oceanic Feeling (7/1-18/10/17)
      2. Family Plot
    2. Lone pine (14/1-5/12/14)
    3. Family plot (26/6-12/8/15)
    4. When you’re the only one (30/9-19/11/17)
    5. Oh br/other! (6/1/16-13/7/17)
    6. This morning Sylvie (16/1/16-7/5/17)
    7. Zero is lying down today (18/1/16-22/10/17)
    8. What to do till the sentinels come (11-23/4/18)
    9. Rituals (9/1/16-7/5/17)
    10. My Uncle Tommy (15-23/4/18)
    11. 1942 (17/9-4/12/16)
    12. Very superstitious (4/1-21/8/16)
    13. Playing the long game (29/1-29/10/16)
    14. Are Kiwi women (30/1-29/10/16)
    15. Rather a shock (15/1/16-7/5/17)
    16. Family skeletons (10/1/16-7/5/17)
    17. Self-analysis (11/1/16-7/5/17)
    18. Checking into Facebook (31/1-5/12/16)
    19. A borrowed life (30/9-2/10/17)
    20. Psych 101 (7/1/16-4/1/17)
    21. What do you want? (8/9-13/10/18)
      22. Ice Road Trucker
    22. Ice Road Trucker (7/2-30/3/15)
    23. Two Fords (17/7-12/8/15)
    24. Stranded Polar Bear (21/11-14/12/19)
    25. Indexing Poetry NZ (5/1-29/8/16)
    26. Turning at the doorstep (21/1/16-19/10/17)
    27. The perils of public art (8/1/16-7/5/17)
    28. Communications committee (14/1-4/12/16)
    29. Oral exam, 1990 (1/1-21/8/16)
    30. Everything ages too fast (27/1/16-7/5/17)
    31. Restructuring (7/1-12/3/20)
    32. Kissing the Blarney Stone (23/4-29/8/16)
    33. Skins, 1981 (22/2-14/4/19)
    34. Snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef (17-19/11/17)
    35. Mark (21/6-12/8/15)
    36. Reindeer games (27/12/17)
    37. The Mysterious Island (18-26/4/15)
    38. Antigone (29/5/14; 18/4-13/6/15)
    39. Shorts:
      1. Birds of Passage (12/11/14-7/2/15)
      2. Auckland Anthem (30/3-15/4/12)
      3. Hunting in Palmerston (after Su Shi) (6/9-17/10/13)
      40. Translations
    40. On Early Trains (after Boris Pasternak) (26/1-7/2/15)
    41. Bangalore 2002 (after Boris Pasternak) (30/12/14-7/2/15)
    42. 1913 (after Apollinaire) (21/6-12/8/15)


  38. (August 5) "Poetry Shelf poets on their own poems: Jack Ross reads and comments on ‘1942’.” [available at: NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews and other things, ed. Paula Green (5/8/20)].
    • 1942 (17/9-4/12/16)

  39. (January 20) Poetry New Zealand Yearbook 2020 [Issue #54]. Ed. Johanna Emeney. ISBN 978-0-9951229-3-2. Auckland: Massey University Press, 2020: 115-116, 167.


  40. (December 18) "The Terror." The Imaginary Museum (18/12/19)

  41. (September 4) 8 Poems by New Zealand Poets 2019. Designed by Tara McLeod. Auckland: The Pear Tree Press, 2019. [14-15].

  42. (July 31) Ghost Stories. 978-0-9951165-5-9. 99% Press. Auckland: Lasavia Publishing, 2019. 140 pp.
      Leaves from a Diary of the End of the World:
    1. 3 Mayan Poems:
      1. Lacandon-Maya Poem (6/3-23/3/13)
      2. Tzotzil-Maya Prayer (6/3-23/3/13)
      3. Yucatán-Maya Hunting Song (6/3-23/3/13)
      2. The Cross-Correspondences:
    2. 7. Chinese girl students (19/6/18-26/1/19)
    3. 37. The waiter who’s brought (26/11/18-26/1/19)

  43. (April 21) "Three Versions from Rilke (2019)." Papyri (21/4/19).
    1. from Orpheus in the Bays (17/8-15/10/97)
    2. After Rilke (15/10/97)
    3. Christchurch, 15th March 2019 (19/3-14/4/19)

  44. (April 15) "Monday Poem: Jack Ross's 'What do you want?'" [available at: NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews and other things, ed. Paula Green (15/4/19)].


  45. (November 6) Malinche Dreams. Poem by Jack Ross. Design by Bronwyn Lloyd. Auckland: Pania Press, 2018.

  46. (September 7) Manawatu Writers' Festival 2018 Poetry. Ed. Rachel Doré & Chris Gallavin. Feilding: Manawatu Writers' Festival, 2018. [10].

  47. (August 7) Bonsai: Best small stories from Aotearoa New Zealand. Ed. Michelle Elvy, Frankie McMillan & James Norcliffe. ISBN 978-1-927145-98-2. Christchurch: Canterbury University Press, 2018. 188.

  48. (July 12) "Fernando Pessoa (2000)." Papyri (12/7/18)

  49. (May 31) "Can Poetry Save the Earth? (2018)." Papyri (31/5/18)

  50. (May 31) "Our Changing World: Can Poetry Save the Earth? Public lecture with Prof. Bryan Walpert, Dr. Johanna Emeney & Jack Ross." Massey University podcast (31/5/18): [available at: https://webcast.massey.ac.nz/Mediasite/Play/9728302f42f34f84a683eab918f987db1d?catalog=312af55c-e030-42ad-b9a4-801f05a4a2ba&catalog=312af55c-e030-42ad-b9a4-801f05a4a2ba]
    1. John Clare: ‘The Skylark’ (1835) (7/5/18)
    2. I ♥ NZ (11/2/99)
    3. Family plot (26/6-12/8/15)
    4. What to do till the sentinels come (11-23/4/18)
    5. 1942 (17/9-4/12/16)
    6. My Uncle Tommy (15-23/4/18)
    7. Matter of Britain [after Paul Celan] (9/3-29/4/10)

  51. (May 7) "Monday Poem: Jack Ross's 'My Uncle Tommy'." [available at: NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews and other things, ed. Paula Green (7/5/18)].

  52. (January 31) Collage Poems: 1997-2005. Papyri (31/1/2018)
    1. Jack's Metamorphoses (15/6/97-23/8/98)
    2. Conversation Pieces (14/9/97-24/9/98)
    3. Wharfbury Dogs (21/4/98)
    4. Evenings in the Blackout (27/10-19/11/98)
    5. Dieting. I'm Hungry too (21/12/99-5/5/2000)
    6. In the Cave of Henry James (16/6 & 9/7-28/7/2000)
    7. Ancestral Voices (9/88-14/3/01)
    8. Satan's School for Girls (30/5-26/7/02)
    9. Anamorphoses (22/4-4/10/02)
    10. Postcards (13/11/02-21/5/03)
    11. Servants of the Wankh (23/12/02-24/1/03)
    12. Suburban Apocalypse (13/6/01-7/11/04)
    13. Days Under Water (27/11/01-24/4/04)
    14. Citizens of the People’s Republic of Freaktown (27/11 & 12/12/03-14/3/04)
    15. Muses (for Joanna Margaret Paul) (11/1-18/2/05; 13/5/05)


  53. (December 28) "Poetry Specials (2008-2018)." Papyri (28/12/2017)
    1. Minotaur (15-18/12/97 & 19/2/98)
    2. Je donne à mon espoir (10/3/99)
    3. Volcanic Glass (3-13/3/08)
    4. Silhouette (4/4-18/6/09)
    5. Pale Star (K.M., 1923) (7/4-24/7/09)
    6. Lounge Room Tribalism (21/1-8/2/11)
    7. Britain's Missing Top Model (23-7/5/11)
    8. Except Once (17/3/98)
    9. Jay Checks His Father into a Home (11/12/12-10/1/13)
    10. Ice Road Trucker (7/2-30/3/15)
    11. Antigone (29/5/14; 18/4-13/6/15)
    12. 1942 (17/9-4/12/16)
    13. Canberra Tales (24/3-4/12/16)
    14. Rather a shock (15/1/16-7/5/17)
    15. Time for an outing (23/1/16-19/10/17)
    16. Malinche Dreams (6/7-19/10/17)
    17. Scurvy Grass (6/2-22/7/21)

  54. (December 28) “Poetry Specials." Mosehouse Studio (28/12/17)

  55. (December 25) Time for an outing. Poem by Jack Ross. Design by Bronwyn Lloyd. Auckland: Pania Press, 2017.

  56. (December 23) “The English Opium-Eater." The Imaginary Museum (21-23/12/17)

  57. (December 7) Graham Fletcher & Jack Ross. “Lounge Room Tribalism.” Scope: Art and Design #14 (November 2017): 133-35. [available at: http://www.thescopes.org/art-and-design-14/lounge-room-tribalism-for-graham-fletcher/].

  58. (November 6) Rather a shock. Poem by Jack Ross. Design by Bronwyn Lloyd. Auckland: Pania Press, 2017.

  59. (November 5) "Jack’s Birthday Book.” Mosehouse Studio (5/11/17)

  60. (October 14) Canberra Tales (2016-17). Papyri (14/10/17)
    • Canberra Tales (24-25/3; 16-17/9-4/12/16)
      1. 1942 (17/9-4/12/16)
      2. 1948 (25/3-4/12/16)
      3. 1984 (24/3-4/12/16)
      4. 2016 (16/9-4/12/16)

  61. (September 9) Forty Years of Titirangi Poets. Ed. Ron Riddell. Auckland: Printable Reality, 2017. 106:

  62. (August 25) Dianne Firth: Poetry and Place: Catalogue for the Poetry and Place Exhibition, Belconnen Art Centre, 25 August – 17 September 2017. ISBN 978-1-74088-460-0. Canberra: University of Canberra, 2017: 10:
    • Canberra Tales (24-25/3; 16-17/9-4/12/16)
      1. 1942 (17/9-4/12/16)
      2. 1948 (25/3-4/12/16)
      3. 1984 (24/3-4/12/16)
      4. 2016 (16/9-4/12/16)

  63. (August 1) "Poetry Shelf Winter Series: Jack Ross off-piste." [available at: NZ Poetry Shelf: a poetry page with reviews, interviews and other things, ed. Paula Green (1/8/17)].

  64. (June 19) "Grenfell Tower." The Imaginary Museum (19/6/17)

  65. (May 21) "Bird Skeleton." The Imaginary Museum (21/5/17)

  66. (May 6) "Palabras Prestadas / Given Words." The Imaginary Museum (6/5/17)

  67. (May 5) "Palabras prestadas # 117: Jack Ross." [available at: Palabras Prestadas, ed. Charles Olsen (5/5/17)].

  68. (April 23) "1913: Apollinaire." The Imaginary Museum (23/4/17)
    • 1913 (after Apollinaire) (21/6-12/8/15)

  69. (January 20) "Inauguration Day: January 2017." The Imaginary Museum (20/1/17)


  70. (December 25) 1942. Poem by Jack Ross. Design by Bronwyn Lloyd. Pania Singles 4. Auckland: Pania Press, 2016.
    • [Canberra Tales:] 1942 (17/9-4/12/16)

  71. (December 22) "Jack’s Christmas Special 2016." Mosehouse Studio (22/12/16)
    • [Canberra Tales:] 1942 (17/9-4/12/16)

  72. (October 30) "The President of the Philippines." The Imaginary Museum (30/10/16)


  73. (December 25) Antigone. Poem by Jack Ross. Design by Bronwyn Lloyd. Pania Singles 3. Auckland: Pania Press, 2015.

  74. (December 21) "special edition." Mosehouse Studio (21/12/15)

  75. (December 2) "Ice Road Trucker." Six Pack Sound #02. Compiled and edited by Michele Leggott, Tim Page and Brian Flaherty. Auckland: nzepc, 2015. [available at: http://www.nzepc.auckland.ac.nz/features/six-pack-sound/]

  76. (November 26) “Leaves from a Diary of the End of the World.” brief 53 (2015): 80-97.

  77. (September 24) Percutio 9 (2015): 68-69.

  78. (August 28) Ice Road Trucker. Poem by Jack Ross. Design by Daniel Fyles. Letterpress printed on Arnhem 1618 cotton-rag paper in Garamond type. Ashhurst: Fyles Web Design, 2015. [limited edition of 9 copies]. [available at: Jane Sanders ART Agent: Poetry Broadsheets].

  79. (August 1) “On Early Trains.” Cordite Poetry Review 51: Transtasman, ed. Bonny Cassidy (2015).

  80. (June 6) “Bangalore 2002.” A Poetry Shelf for Paula Green (2015).

  81. (May 18, 2015) "Something to Say: i.m. John O'Connor." The Imaginary Museum (18/5/15)


  82. (November 26) Anna Jackson, Helen Rickerby & Angelina Sbroma, ed. Truth or Beauty: Biographical Poetry by Participants in Truth or Beauty: Poetry and Biography, Victoria University of Wellington, 26-28 November 2014. Wellington: Seraph Press, 2014. 39-40.

  83. (October 28) A Clearer View of the Hinterland: Poems & Sequences 1981-2014. ISBN: 978-0-473-29640-7. Wellington: HeadworX, 2014. ii + 190 pp.
    1. Tanera Beag (3/6/81)
    2. Antipodes (1998)
      1. Midsummer Xmas (22/12/97)
      2. Strange Meeting (3/1/98)
      3. Morning Swim (11/1/98)
      4. Commuter (5/1/98)
    3. Except Once (17/3/98)
    4. from Travel Sonnets (1998)
      1. Reading U. K. Le Guin (27/1/98)
      2. Simple (3/2/98)
      3. Rental (8/2/98)
      4. After Supervielle & Apollinaire (2/98)
    5. A Clearer View of the Hinterland (7-10/7/98)
    6. God’s Spy (1998)
      1. Cover (20/2/98)
      2. Code (6/3/98)
      3. Stories (5/3/98)
      4. Safe House (23/12/96)
      5. Signs (27/4/98)
      6. The Opposition (31/4/98)
      7. Inside (31/4/98)
      8. Blown (20/5/98)
    7. Withdrawal Symptoms (26/1/99-24/6/2000)
    8. Out Being Alienated (1999)
      1. Came here the other night for a sticky (20/5/99)
      2. The perfect mixer for the perfect city
        1. Viaduct Basin (20/5/99)
        2. Whiplash (18/6/99)
        3. The Street-Vendor (10/6/99)
      3. Be honest (20/5/99)
      4. Give me a reason to boogie down (22/6/99)
      5. The perpetual time of never coming back (21/6/99)
    9. Auckland Girl (9/2/99)
    10. The Britney Suite (2000)
      1. Paul Celan, SCHNEEPART, gebäumt, bis zuletzt … [22/1/68]
      2. Wendy Nu, keith partridge y yo (6/9-21/10/2000)
      3. Paul Celan, ERZFLITTER, tief im … [20/7/68]
      4. Who is Wendy Nu? (25/7-26/8-20/10-26/10/2000)
      5. Nouvelle vague (25/7-26/8-20/10-26/10/2000)
      6. Paul Celan, KALK-KROKUS, im … [24/8/68]
      7. Letter (6/9-21/10/2000)
      8. Wendy Nu, mr darling writes to penthouse forum (6/9-21/10/2000)
      9. Paul Celan, DAS GEDUNKELTE Splitterecho … [5/9/68]
        • Dark (24/10-28/11/2000)
      10. It’s always too late … (4-16/11/2000)
      11. Paul Celan, BEIDHÄNDIGE Frühe … [29/9/69]
    11. After Apollinaire (10/3/99)
    12. from Tiger Country (2001)
      1. Tiger Country (21 & 28-29/3/02)
      2. Dumb (15/7/97-22/11/98-29/10/01)
      3. Civil War (30/1/01)
      4. Disorder and Early Sorrow (26/6-22/10/01)
      5. [your name here] (6-9/12/01)
    13. Quasimodo’s Last Poem (7/9/99-18/2/2000)
    14. Seven Levels of the Waterfall (2002)
        Letter (to Lien Stevens) (12/1/02)
        Trekking
      1. Hill Country
        1. Ban Rim Lai (6/1/02)
        2. Chiang Rai (6/1/02)
        2. In the Opium Museum
      2. Golden Triangle
        1. Mekong Sunset (7/1/02)
        2. Lao-Burmese Border (7/1/02)
        3. On the Frontier
      3. Air-con Bus
        1. Chris (8/1/02)
        2. Daniella (8/1/02)
        4. The Débâcle
      4. Ayutthaya
        1. Victory Chedi of Naresuan the Great (9/1/02)
        2. The Squirrel (9/1/02)
        5. To the River Kwai
      5. Rafthouse
        1. Wat Tam Sua (10/1/02)
        2. Khun Phen (10/1/02)
        6. Erawan
      6. Erewhon
        1. No Fear (11/1/02)
        2. ‘Show a little compassion, guys’ (11/1/02)
        7. The Massage Parlour
      7. Bangkok
        1. The Golden Mountain (12/1/02)
        2. Eurotrash (12/1/02)
    15. Stone Pine Lavender (15/12-19/12/2000)
    16. The Return of the Vanishing New Zealander (2003)
      1. I ♥ NZ (11/2/99)
      2. NZ Golf (and English) Academy (31/12/98)
      3. Boi-Boi on Karaoke (29/12/98)
      4. Language School Picnic (28/3/98)
      5. Journey to the West
        1. Evening (18/6-20/9/98)
        2. Clouds (18/6-9/9/98)
        3. Countdown (18/6-9/9/98)
      6. Index (27/12/01- 4/3/02)
      7. Mysteries: A Christmas Poem
        1. The stones have eyes …. (6/10-29/11/03)
        2. Brought down … (10-29/11/03)
        3. There is no same word … (2/9-29/11/03)
      8. In the Days of The Lord of the Rings (20-27/11/02)
      9. A Question of Faith (22-26/3/03)
      10. Bonfire Gothic
        1. Dogshit at a distance (12/1-5/2/03)
        2. Diaphanous sails (30/1-5/2/03)
    17. Samsara – Breaking through (10-23/1/03)
    18. Love in Wartime (2003)
        Carl sniffed (12/1-8/3/03)
      1. Porphyry skyline (26/2-1/3/03)
      2. Rhinoceros (13/2-1/3/03)
      3. Entering the world again (11/1-2/3/03)
        4. SEX is natural (8-10/3/03)
      4. Bright Flowers (10-11/3/03)
      5. You just don’t have the sympathy (10/2-1/3/03)
      6. Stops when you watch it (17/8/02-6/3/03)
    19. The Miracle (4-13/8/06)
    20. [with David Howard] Three Sisters (after René Char) (9-12/4/04)
        blue pharos love
      1. in the urn of the second
      2. twosies
      3. shoulder your children
    21. Zen and the Art of America’s Next Top Model (17-24/2/06)
    22. from Roadworks: Auckland Geography (2006)
      1. O Canada! (30-31/7/03)
      2. Tentacles of Destruction (14 & 20-27/5/04)
      3. Asbestos Hands of Dr. J. (7/10/04-26/1/06)
      4. DEATH & BEYOND (2-5/6/03)
      5. Refrigerium (20-22/1/06)
      6. Birkenhead (21-22/11/03)
      7. A Sunday Walk (13-31/7/03)
      8. This DVD contains everything you ever wanted to know … (13-15/9/05)
      9. Newmarket (30/6-22/7/03)
      10. Unsuccessful Applicant for Neighbourhood Watch (29/9/05)
      11. Coromandel (26-28/7/03)
      12. Blinds (28/2-11/3/06)
    23. Zero at the Bone (12-15/3/08)
    24. Papyri: Love Poems & Fragments from Sappho & Elsewhere (2007)
      1. When you walked in … (13/1-27/2/07)
        2. The Villa of the Papyri (30/3-2/4/07)
      2. Sappho to Anaktoria (4/8-2/10/06)
      3. Recipe for Making a Dadaist Poem (4/2/07)
      4. Ode to Aphrodite (4/2-28/2/07)
      5. Life among the Surrealists (21-26/11/06; 4/2/07)
      6. Atthis (13/1-9/2/07)
      7. Mnasidika (13/1-11/2/07)
      8. Fragments (22-24/2/07)
        1. I love magnificence … (13/1-22/2/07)
        2. Dying is bad … (4/8/06-22/2/07)
        3. The Moon’s set … (13/1-22/2/07)
        4. This pretty baby is mine … (13/1-24/2/07)
        5. Mum, I can’t thread … (13/1-24/2/07)
        6. Last night you slept on the breast … (13/1-24/2/07)
        7. We love to hear … (24/2/07)
      9. To a girl who doesn’t care for poetry (13/1-12/2/07)
      10. Juicy Root (13/1-27/2/07)
      11. Virgin (13/1-27/2/07)
      12. Sappho’s Epithalamion (13/1-10/3/07)
    25. Eel (after Montale) (25-29/4/08)
    26. from 31 Days (2009)
      1. April Fool’s Day (1/4-18/6/09)
      2. Hiding the Lunch (2/4-6/8/09)
      3. “The archaeologist of the present day” (5/4-18/6//09)
      4. Three fits (6/4-16/7/10)
      5. New Zealand’s Next Top Model Speaks (11/4-18/6/09)
      6. Substitutes only need apply (12/4-18/6/09)
      7. The Assassination Weapon (22/4-18/6/09)
      8. The Darkness (23/4-18/6/09)
      9. Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (24/4-15/11/09)
      10. Mayday (1/5-18/6/09)
    27. Last Conference before Passchendaele (24/12/09-8/2/10)
    28. The Jay Poems (2012)
      1. Jay & the Mail-Order Bride (25/1-3/2/12)
      2. Jay as Line-Manager (2/11/11-3/2/12)
      3. Jay & the Great Storm (2-3/2/12)
      4. Jay Addresses the Troops (16-25/3/12)
      5. Jay & The Economics of Happiness (5-25/3/12)
      6. Jay on a Friday Night (28/3-25/4/12)
      7. Jay’s Fear of Retirement (29/3-25/4/12)
      8. Jay at the Pataphysics Conference (29/3-22/4/12)
      9. Jay Finds a ’40s Photograph (21-29/9/12)
      10. Jay on Fate (11/12/12-17/1/13)
      11. Jay at the Glowworm Caves (11/12/12-10/1/13)
      12. Jay Checks His Father into a Home (11/12/12-10/1/13)
      13. Jay Gets His Hair Cut at the Mall (13/12/12-10/1/13)
    29. Lounge Room Tribalism (21/1-8/2/11)
    30. from Jueju (2013)
      1. Transcultural Imaginaries (for Yang Lian) (18-23/6/13)
      2. Make-Up (after Wen Tingyun) (6/9-1/10/13)
      3. On City Streets (after Wang Anshi) (6/9-30/10/13)
      4. 40 Bogan Anthems (after Axl Rose) (24/8-5/9/13)
      5. Inferno 13 (after Dante Alighieri) (31/8-1/10/13)
      6. Thinking of My Father (after Liu Ke Zhang) (6/9-17/10/13)
    31. 12-12-12 (after Dante, Inferno 1: ll. 1-30) (11-18/12/12)
    32. The Other Side (21-29/3/13)
      1. 1914 – The Elberfeld Horses (21-23/3/13)
      2. 1966 – The Unknown Guest (21-24/3/13)
      3. 2013 – Rare and Obscure (21-24/3/13)
    33. Howard (5-6/1/14)
    34. Leaving Town (10-12/12/13)

  84. (September 23) brief 51 – the outer link (2014): 5.

  85. (September 8) “From A Clearer View of the Hinterland by Jack Ross.” HeadworX Website [visited 9/9/14]:

  86. (July 10) Phantom Billstickers: Poetry on Posters Programme. Ed. Kelly Wilson & Iain Dalziel. Auckland, 2014.

  87. (June 25) Siobhan Harvey, James Norcliffe & Harry Ricketts, ed. Essential New Zealand Poems: Facing the Empty Page. A Godwit Book. Auckland: Random House New Zealand, 2014. 232.


  88. (November 9, 2013) "Hawkes Bay Poetry Conference (November 1-3)." The Imaginary Museum (9/11/13)

  89. (October 14, 2013) "Wallace Stevens Meets the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang." The Imaginary Museum (14/10/13)

  90. (September 27) “3 Mayan Poems.” brief 49 (2013): 60-65.

  91. (August 31) “Trouble in River City: How I learned to stop worrying and trust poetics.” Poetry NZ 47 (2013): 93-103.

  92. (July 2) Graham Fletcher. Sugar Loaf Waka. Essay by Bronwyn Lloyd (Melanie Rogers Gallery: 3-27 July 2013). Auckland: Pania Press, 2013: 8.

  93. (April 27) “from The Jay Poems.” brief 47 – The Mid City Arcade Project (2013): 32-36.

  94. (March 14) “Tapa Notebook.” nzepc (2013).


  95. (December 18) "Xmas Poem." The Imaginary Museum (18/12/12)
    • 12-12-12 (after Dante, Inferno 1: ll. 1-30) (11-18/12/12)

  96. (November 23) “Interpreting Paul Celan.” brief 46 – The Survival Issue (2012): 85-101.

  97. (November 5) Celanie: Poems & Drawings after Paul Celan. Poems by Jack Ross, Drawings by Emma Smith, with an Afterword by Bronwyn Lloyd. ISBN 978-0-473-22484-4. Pania Samplers, 3. Auckland: Pania Press, 2012. 168 pp.
      Introduction: The Twenty-Year Masterclass
      I: STEHEN [1952-1965]:
    1. Maïa [7/1/52] [5] (9/3-11/4/10)
    2. The Sun’s [1952] [22] (9/3-29/4/10)
    3. I heard [Autumn 1952] [23] (9/3-2/11/10)
    4. Already [30/3/54] [37] (9/3-11/4/10)
    5. Islandward [22/6/54] [42] (5/3-11/4/10)
    6. The Beach at Toulinget [Autumn ’54] [43] (9/3-25/4/10)
    7. You [20/11/54] [44] (5/3-10/4/10)
    8. So [7/4/55] [58] (9/3-29/4/10)
    9. Matter of Britain [13/8/57] [83] (9/3-29/4/10)
    10. The word [5/3/59 – 21/11/65] [106 / 302] (9/3-29/4/10)
    11. Heart (for René Char) [6/1/60] [114] (9/3-11/4/10)
    12. Hard [15/12/60] [130] (27/3-23/5/10)
    13. A Thieves’ and Beggars’ Ballad [2/61] [133] (27/1-7/8/11)
    14. The bright [5/11/61] [138] (5/3-9/6/10)
    15. The buzzard’s [21/10/62 – 19/3/63] [153 / 175] (9/3/10-27/1-6/8/11)
    16. This [3/11/62] [158] (5/3/10-7/8/11)
    17. Thinking [24/10/63] [176] (27/1-9/8/11)
    18. Hourglass [4/6/64] [184] (5/3/10-27/1-9/8/11)
    19. Those [January 1965] [212] (27/1-12/8/11)
    20. & our son [6/5/65] [221] (27/1-12/8/11)
    21. A roar [7/5/65] [222] (27/1-12/8/11)
    22. Souvenir of D. [10/5/65] [231] (27/1-14/8/11)
    23. Give the Word [14/5/65] [236] (5/3/10-27/1-14/8/11)
    24. Bowls [9/5/65] [236] (9/3/10-27/1-14/8/11)
    25. Banners [4/8/65] [253] (27/1-14/8/11)
    26. Rest [18/8/65] [264] (27/1-17/8/11)
    27. Come [7/9/65] [275] (25/9/11)
    28. Chance [24/9/65] [282] (27/1-17/8/11)
    29. The ounce [25/10/65] [296] (5/3/10-27/1-17/8/11)
    30. Noisy [26/10/65] [300] (27/1-23/8/11)
      31. II: IMMER [1966]:
    31. Depths [25/2-2/3/66] [359] (5/3/10-27/1-23/8/11)
    32. Molten gold [28/2/66] [359] (27/1-23/8/11)
    33. Hewed stone [17/3/66] [373] (5/3/10-27/1-6/10/11)
    34. Suffocating [20/3/66] [376] (27/1-24/8/11)
    35. Spiky [21/3/66] [379] (27/1-24/8/11)
    36. Underrun [26/3/66] [382] (27/1-26/8/11)
    37. Shame [26/3/66] [383] (17/1/10-27/1-26/8/11)
    38. Above our heads [28/3/66] [386] (5/3-25/4/10)
    39. Are [28/3/66] [386] (5/3-25/4/10)
    40. Dauntless [29/3/66] [388] (5/3/10-28/1-26/8/11)
    41. After abandoning [30/3/66] [389] (28/1-31/8/11)
    42. Irruption [31/3/66] [391] (28/1-31/8/11)
    43. True as a scar [26/3/66] [396] (5/3/10-28/1-31/8/11)
    44. Thoughtless [4/4/66] [398] (28/1-31/8/11)
    45. Rope [6/4 – 17/4/66] [401 / 408] (28/1-1/9/11)
    46. By ice fire [7/4/66] [402] (28/1-4/9/11)
    47. Forced to come down [7/4/66] [403] (4/5/10-28/1-4/9/11)
    48. & if [8/4/66] [404] (28/1-4/9/11)
    49. Torchsong [9/4/66] [405] (28/1-6/9/11)
    50. Mit uns [16/4/66] [409] (28/1-6/9/11)
    51. Wilderness [22/4/66] [412] (5/3/10-28/1-7/9/11)
    52. I’m writing down [23/4/66] [415] (5/3-25/4/10)
    53. Sacrificial troughs [27/4/66] [421] (28/1-9/9/11)
    54. Devastations? [1/5/66] [424] (11-3/10-28/1-9/9/11)
    55. Whistled up [2/5/66] [428] (11/3/10-28/1-10/9/11)
    56. My Dear [2/5/66] [429] (28/1-10/9/11)
    57. Bouts of sleep [13/6/66] [455] (28/1-10/9/11)
      58. III: LE PONT DES ANNÉES [1967-1969]:
    58. Arrow-sister [24/5/67] [508] (28/1-12/9/11)
    59. Paired, by the Brâncuşi [4/8/67] [540] (28/1-12/9/11)
    60. Tow-barge [3/12/67] [595] (28/1-13/9/11)
    61. Lilac air [23/12/67] [595] (28/1-13/9/11)
    62. Gravediggers [25/12/67] [595] (28/1-13/9/11)
    63. Year opening [2/1/68] [595] (28/1-13/9/11)
    64. This world’s [5/1/68] [595] (28/1-13/9/11)
    65. What’s stitched [10/1/68] [597] (28/1-14/9/11)
      66. [Black Toll]:
    66. [i] Relics of hearing [9/6/67] [599] (27/3/10-28/1-16/9/11)
    67. [ii] Night rode him [9-10-11/6-10/9/67] [599] (27/3/10-28/1-16/9/11)
    68. [iii] Shoals of mussels [14/6/67] [599] (27/3/10-28/1-17/9/11)
    69. [iv] Weighed [15/6/67] [599] (27/3/10-28/1-17/9/11)
    70. [v] Studded [16/6/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-18/9/11)
    71. [vi] Gone [20/6/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-18/9/11)
    72. [vii] Already we lay [24/6/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-18/9/11)
    73. [viii] Mines [27-28/6/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-18/9/11)
    74. [ix] Who [1/7/67] [599] (11/3-11/4/10)
    75. [x] Loaded [5/7/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-18/9/11)
    76. [xi] Green light [8/7/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-19/9/11)
    77. [xii] Beacon- [8/7/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-19/9/11)
    78. [xiii] Adjusted [17/7/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-19/9/11)
    79. [xiv] That [17/7/67] [599] (11/3/10-28/1-19/9/11)
    80. Creeping weed [25/2/69] [639] (11/3/10-28/1-20/9/11)
    81. Hateful moons [21/3/69] [642] (11/3/10-1/2-20/9/11)
    82. In [29/3/69] [643] (11/3-25/4/10)
    83. Kew Gardens [6/4/69] [648] (11/3-25/4/10)
    84. Gold [12/4/69] [649] (27/3/10-28/1-20/9/11)
    85. The world [21/4/69] [651] (11/3/10-28/1-19/9/11)
    86. I see you [4-5/5/69] [653] (11/3-25/4/10)
    87. Above [9/5/69] [654] (11/3-25/4/10)
    88. There [13/12/69] [670] (11/3-11/4/10)
      89. Poser [1967]:
    89. Leave [676] (8/2-25/4/10)
    90. Textual Notes

  98. (October 31) “Celanie Launch Sunday 25th November.” The Imaginary Museum (31/10/12)

  99. (September 24) “Channeling Paul Celan.” Rabbit 5: The RARE Issue (Winter 2012): 118-31.

  100. (June 19) Fallen Empire: Three Play-Fragments from the Literary Remains of The Society of Inner Light. Attributed to Bertolt Wegener. Edited by Jack Ross. Illustrations by Karl Chitham. Museum of True History. Dunedin: Blue Oyster Art Project Space, 2012. 46 pp.
    1. Introduction (19-20/5/11-9/1/12)
      2. Maui in the Underworld [Synopsis]
    2. Opening Chorus - Tell me Muses (6-7/1/12)
    3. Scenes
    4. Final Chorus - You can’t strike (7-9/1/12)
      5. Kupe and the Fountain of Youth [Synopsis]
    5. Opening Chorus - He who sailed the deep (6-9/1/12)
    6. Scenes
    7. Final Chorus - My friend I held so dear (6-9/1/12)
      8. Hatupatu and the Nile-monster [Synopsis]
    8. Opening Chorus - Hatupatu (6-9/1/12)
    9. Scenes
    10. Final Chorus - May he cross (7-9/1/12)

  101. (May 6) “The Great White Silence.” brief 44 / 45 – Oceania (2012): 56-76.

  102. (April 9) "The Literature of the Civil War." The Imaginary Museum (9/4/12)

  103. (March 31) periphery / to carry around: nzepc video project. (Melbourne, Australia, 8 July 2011)

  104. (March 30) “Marie de France: ‘Laüstic’ (c.1180).” Ka Mate Ka Ora. ISSN 1177-2182. 11 (2012): 75-88.

  105. (March 21) Paula Green, ed. Dear Heart: 150 New Zealand Love Poems. ISBN 978-1-86979-762-1. Godwit. Auckland: Random House New Zealand, 2012. 55 & 104-5.

  106. (March 1) Poetry NZ 44 (2012): 83-84.

  107. (February 28) Catalyst 9 – Export Quality (2012): 38-42.
    • Vampires (16/4/09, 8/9/09, 4/5/10-12/7/10)

  108. (February 28) Catalyst #9 CD: 11 (2012) [Music by Chris O’Connor / Mark Tupuhi / Delaney Davidson / Julian Marchant / Benjamin James / Mataio Daniela / Jody Lloyd].

  109. (February 26) Eye Street Book: Poems by Jack Ross, Raewyn Alexander, Rosetta Allan, Ila Selwyn, Alice Hooton, Jacqueline Crompton Ottaway & Lee Dowrick. Edited by Raewyn Alexander. ISBN 978-0-473-20575-1. Auckland: Bright Communications, 2012. 7-14.

  110. (January 2) “Celanie: Poems (2010-12).” Papyri (2/1/12).


  111. (December 25) Britain’s Missing Top Model. Poem by Jack Ross. Design by Bronwyn Lloyd. Pania Singles 2. Auckland: Pania Press, 2011.

  112. (October 9) Lounge Room Tribalism. Poem by Jack Ross. Collage by Graham Fletcher. Design by Bronwyn Lloyd. Pania Singles 1. Auckland: Pania Press, 2011.

  113. (August 7) “Lounge Room Tribalism.” Interlitq [International Literary Quarterly] 16 (August 2011).

  114. (July 29) Ila Selwyn & Lesley Smith, ed. The Winding Stair. Titirangi: Lopdell House, 2011. 22-23:

  115. (May 19) Scenes from The Puppet Oresteia. Text by Jack Ross / Artwork by William T. Ayton. ISBN 978-0-473-18881-8. Rhinebeck, NY: Narcissus Press / Auckland: Perdrix Press, 2011.
      Prologue (2008-11)
      I – Iphigenia, or Happy Families
    1. Chorus 1 - Cursed with prophecy (15-19/4/08)
      2. Scene 1 (a): The Palace at Mycenae (2008-11)
    2. Chorus 2 - I ran through the wood (19/4/08)
      3. Scene 1 (b): The Palace (cont.)
    3. Chorus 3 - Little girl lost (1/4/06-19/4/08)
      4. II – Cassandra, or Payback is a Bitch
    4. Chorus 4 - Joy lives with those (19-25/4/08)
      5. Scene 2 (a): The Palace at Mycenae (2008-10)
    5. Chorus 5 - Cursed with second sight (19/4/08)
      6. Scene 2 (b): The Palace (cont.)
    6. Chorus 6 - See how Apollo (22/4/08)
      7. III – Orestes, or Never say Never
    7. Chorus 7 - The labour pains (22/4/08)
      8. Scene 3 (a): The Seashore at Tauris (2008-11)
    8. Chorus 8 - There she goes (19-25/4/08)
      9. Scene 3 (b): The Seashore (cont.)
    9. Chorus 9 - Drops of holy water (30/4-12/5/08)
      10. Epilogue (2008-11)
    10. Chorus 10 - Noise is like flame (29-30/4/08)

  116. (January 18) “Pale Star.” Pania Press (18/1/11)

  117. (January 18) “Pale Star.” Mosehouse Studio (18/1/11)

  118. (January 18) Pale Star. Poem by Jack Ross. Illustrated by Bronwyn Lloyd. Auckland: Pania Press, 2011.

  119. (January 14) “Finds (5): Ocean of Stories .” The Imaginary Museum (14/1/11)

  120. (January 6, 2011-August 14, 2012) Tree Worship: 2011-2012. Tree Worship blog (6/1/2011-14/8/2012)
    1. The Great Wall of China (6/1/11)
    2. The Double (28/4-20/9/09-8/1/11)
    3. Tree Worship (20/12/10-12/1/11)
    4. Self / Counterself (3/12/10-13/1/11)
    5. Vastation (1/11/10-15/1/11)
    6. Two Falls (14/4-15/11/09-16/1/11)
    7. Featherston (1-17/1/11)
    8. Dire Straits (18/4-15/11/09-18/1/11)
    9. Featherstone (3-22/1/11)
    10. Legacy (10/4-15/11/09-24/1/11)
    11. Concepts Cross in Mist (7/3/11)
    12. Not everyone can get an 'A' (17/4-15/11/09-5/7/11)
    13. Marooned (6-26/7/11)
    14. Advice on Essay-writing (30/4-20/9/09-29/7/11)
    15. Ghost Stories (7/12/11-1/1/12)
    16. Class Discourse (27/4-15/11/09-2/1/12)
    17. Research Assumptions (3/1/12)
    18. Pity what you can’t change (20/10/11-9/1/12)
    19. Featherston Tales (12-22/1/12)
    20. I can’t even tell (16-17/8/11-22-23/1/12)
    21. Cairo the Victorious (6-13/5/12)
    22. Feb 4. Disappointment (26/4-13-14/5/12)
    23. Trans-Tasman Relations (11-16/5/12)
    24. Life in the Tararuas (26/4-18/5/12)
    25. Coral Burrows (6/10/11-22/5/12)
    26. Delphi (27/4-23/5/12)
    27. Mercator’s Projections (12-13/8/11-1/6/12)
    28. Forest & Demarcation Zone (21/9-6/10/11-6/6/12)
    29. Mercator & Nostradamus (12-13/8/11-9/6/12)
    30. Family Portrait (22/9-11/10/11-13/6/12)
    31. Time-slips (14/8/11-20/6/12)
    32. Never give up (14/7-1/8/11-27/6/12)
    33. End of Term (12/8/12)

  121. (August 27) Lugosi's Children. Curated by Bronwyn Lloyd (Auckland: Objectspace, 27/8-1/10/2011).


  122. (December 31) “Celanie: 5 Versions from Paul Celan.” brief 41 (2010): 54-59.

  123. (November 17) Broadsheet: New New Zealand Poetry 6 (2010): 24-26.

  124. (September 23) Kingdom of Alt. Short Stories & a Novella. ISBN 978-1-877441-15-8. Auckland: Titus Books, 2010. 244 pp.
      Haiku Diary (4/3-1/4/04; 29/8-12/9/05):
    1. Haiku 1-12 (4-18/3/04)
      1. Blue/red/blue chairs (4/3/04)
      2. Nancy turns her head (4/3/04)
      3. The cleaners leave (4/3/04)
      4. Moon through the trees (4/3/04)
      5. Better than a boy (6/3/04)
      6. Batteries (6/3/04)
      7. If you need a (9/3/04)
      8. Wild Appetite (10/3/04)
      9. When the bus doesn’t come (11/3/04)
      10. Street light (11/3/04)
      11. A plastic bag (14/3/04)
      12. Waiting for the bus (18/3/04)
    2. Tanka 1-2 (18/3/04)
      1. The gap between (18/3/04)
      2. ‘Just letting you know (18/3/04)
    3. Time to Kill (29/3/04)
    4. Tanka 3-4 (1/4/04)
      1. a is red heart (1/4/04)
      2. sleeping rough (1/4/04)
    5. Haiku 13: Soft darkness pressing in on us (18/4/01)
      6. The Purloined Letter (5-31/10/05):
    6. Spleen (8/2/96)
      7. Before the Disaster (30/11/07-14/2/08):
    7. antaŭ la katastrofo / Before the Disaster
      1. Just because you’re rich doesn’t make you gay (30/11/07-6/2/08)
      2. 30 at the roadworks = 50 (30/11/07-6/2/08)
      3. Les montagnes sont des bâtiments (30/10/06-3/12/07)
      4. 3 Sisters (26/1-7/2/08)
      5. Give Blood (26/1-7/2/08)
      8. Coursebook found in a Warzone: A Whodunit (11/6/08-11/2/09):
    8. U.P.: up (2/7-21/10/08)
    9. Dream Poem 1: Stalin’s Raven (4/10/89-18/12/06)
    10. Dream Poem 2: Party in the SCR (20/10/89-5/2/09)
    11. Dream Poem 3: Book-Sale (24/10/89-5/2/09)
    12. Dream Poem 4: A Glastonbury Romance (25/10/89-5/2/09)
    13. Dream Poem 5: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (27/1/90-5/2/09)
    14. Dream Poem 6: Claire’s Dream (21/5/90-5/2/09)
    15. Dream Poem 7: Malcolm O (22/5/90-5/2/09)
    16. Dream Poem 8: Ugolino (24/7/91-5/2/09)
    17. Dream Poem 9: The War (18/1/94-18/12/06)
    18. Dream Poem 10: Finland (31/5/94-5/2/09)
    19. Dream Poem 11: Lion’s Head (19/6/95-18/12/06)

  125. (September 17) “Discussion of ‘Disorder and Early Sorrow’.” In 99 Ways into NZ Poetry, by Paula Green & Harry Ricketts. ISBN 978-1-86979-178-0. Auckland: Random House, 2010. 364-65:

  126. (August 24) “Celanie.” All Together Now: A Digital Bridge for Auckland and Sydney / Kia Kotahi Rā: He Arawhata Ipurangi mō Tamaki Makau Rau me Poihākena (March-September 2010). [visited 25/8/10]

  127. (August 17) “Tuesday Poem.” Molloy * Notebook. Ed. Harvey Molloy (17/8/10)

  128. (August 13) “from The Puppet Oresteia.” The John Dory Report 24 (2010): [17]-[27].

  129. (July 19) “Tuesday Poem.” Molloy * Notebook. Ed. Harvey Molloy (19/7/10)

  130. (July 12) “Vampires.” The Imaginary Museum (12/7/10)
    • Vampires (16/4/09, 8/9/09, 4/5/10-12/7/10)

  131. (July 9) brief the fortieth 40 (June 2010): 9-13.

  132. (April 23) “Three Texts from Other Texts.” All Together Now: A Digital Bridge for Auckland and Sydney / Kia Kotahi Rā: He Arawhata Ipurangi mō Tamaki Makau Rau me Poihākena (March-September 2010)

  133. (April 16) “Project Books.” Mosehouse Studio.

  134. (April 1) “Wildes Licht / Wild Light.” The Imaginary Museum (1/4/10)

  135. (March 31) Wildes Licht: Poems / Gedichte aus Aotearoa Neuseeland (English-German). Ed. & trans. Dieter Riemenschneider. ISBN 978-0-473-15909-2. Kronberg: Tranzlit, 2010. 70-74.

  136. (March 8) “from The Puppet Oresteia.” brief 39 (2010): 33-42.

  137. (March 2) Poetry NZ 40 (2010): 76-81.

  138. (February 19) “Give Away.” Mosehouse Studio (19/2/10)

  139. (February 8) “In Flanders Fields .” The Imaginary Museum (8/2/10)


  140. (December 25) Silhouette. Poem by Jack Ross. Designed by Bronwyn Lloyd. Auckland: Pania Press, 2009. 7 pp.

  141. (December 17) The Argo & The Wahine. By Jack Ross & Bronwyn Lloyd. Auckland: Pania Press, 2009. 24 pp.

  142. (December 14) Massey University: Defining NZ (Summer 2009/10): 7.

  143. (November 15, 2009) "Before the Storm." The Imaginary Museum (15/11/09)

  144. (September 25) brief 38 (2009): 46-48.

  145. (September 22) Corno inglese: An anthology of Eugenio Montale's poetry in English translation. Ed. Marco Sonzogni. ISBN-13: 978-88-7536-203-4. Novi Ligure: Edizioni Joker, 2009. 218-19.
    • Eel (after Montale) (25-29/4/08)

  146. (September 19) “The Return of the Vanishing New Zealander, Jack Ross, 2009.” Kilmog Press. [Available at: http://kilmogpress.blogspot.com/2009/09/return-of-vanishing-new-zealander-jack.html].

  147. (September 16) The Return of the Vanishing New Zealander. ISBN 978-0-9864507-6-1. Dunedin: Kilmog Books, 2009. 20 pp.
    1. I ♥ NZ (11/2/99)
    2. NZ Golf (and English) Academy (31/12/98)
    3. Boi-Boi on Karaoke (29/12/98)
    4. Language School Picnic (28/3/98)
    5. Journey to the West
      1. Evening (18/6-20/9/98)
      2. Clouds (18/6-9/9/98)
      3. Countdown (18/6-9/9/98)
    6. Index (27/12/01- 4/3/02)
    7. Mysteries: A Christmas Poem
      1. The stones have eyes …. (6/10-29/11/03)
      2. Brought down … (10-29/11/03)
      3. There is no same word … (2/9-29/11/03)
    8. In the Days of The Lord of the Rings (20-27/11/02)
    9. A Question of Faith (22-26/3/03)
    10. Bonfire Gothic
      1. Dogshit at a distance (12/1-5/2/03)
      2. Diaphanous sails (30/1-5/2/03)

  148. (September 16) "I love chapbooks." The Imaginary Museum (16/9/09)

  149. (August 18) "Orpheish." The Imaginary Museum (18/8/09)

  150. (August 7) Hiding the lunch. Auckland: Perdrix Press. 4 pp.

  151. (June 15) "New Zealand’s Next Top Model Speaks". The Imaginary Museum (15/6/2009)

  152. (May 2) Our Own Kind: 100 New Zealand poems about animals. Ed. Siobhan Harvey. ISBN 978 1 86962 160 5. Auckland: Godwit, 2009. 73-74.

  153. (April 23) "Dada Birthday Sonnets to Bill." The Imaginary Museum (23/4/09)

  154. (April 19) "Concern for Tony Veitch's Safety." The Imaginary Museum (19/4/09)

  155. (April 18) “Refrigerium” & “Quasimodo’s Last Poem.” Love, War and Last Things. nzepc (2009)

  156. (April 9) "Unpacking My Comics Library." The Imaginary Museum (9/4/09)

  157. (March 17) “Nightingale Fever.” Some shells in a tobacco tin: Ruth Dallas, ed. David Howard. nzepc (2009)
    1. Fever, nagging pain … (22/10/96-26/7/2000)
    2. A million ways … (31/12/98)
    3. I don’t have … (15/6/99)

  158. (February 8) "Summer Poetry in Grey Lynn." The Imaginary Museum (8/2/09)

  159. (January 13) Traffic in Gold (Montana Poetry Day, 2008). Music by Anna Rugis / Poetry by Jack Ross. Auckland: Auckland Art Gallery, 2009. [77 mins].


  160. (November 23) Je donne à mon espoir. Auckland: Pania Press, 2008. 8 pp.

  161. (November 9) Magazine 6 (2008) [Ka Ora – Survival – Sobrevivência]: 94.

  162. (November 6) Minotaur. Poem by Jorge Luis Borges. Trans. Jack Ross. Designed by Bronwyn Lloyd. Auckland: Pania Press, 2008. 4 pp.

  163. (October 30) Just Another Fantastic Anthology: Auckland in Poetry. Ed. Stu Bagby. ISBN 978-0-473-13767-0. Auckland: Antediluvian Press, 2008. 42-43 & 64.

  164. (October 10) "A Town Like Parataxis." The Imaginary Museum (10/10/08)
    1. Swallows and Amazons (7/3 & 11/4-2/6/2000)
    2. Cheating Heart (1/2/99-11/6/2000)
    3. A Town Like Parataxis
      1. Winter’s Tale (16/5-7/6/2000)
      2. Walking Home on a Clear Evening (13/11/98-1/4/2000)
      3. Wysiwyg (8/4/99-29/2/2000)
    4. At the Warhol Look Exhibition (26/8-14/9/99)
    5. Stories we tell ourselves: At the Richard Killeen Retrospective (26/8/99-23/3/2000)

  165. (October 4) The Britney Suite." Papyri (4-5/10/08)
    1. Paul Celan, SCHNEEPART, gebäumt, bis zuletzt … [22/1/68]
    2. Wendy Nu, keith partridge y yo (6/9-21/10/2000)
    3. Paul Celan, ERZFLITTER, tief im … [20/7/68]
    4. Who is Wendy Nu? (25/7/2000)
    5. Nouvelle vague (25/7-26/8-20/10-26/10/2000)
    6. Paul Celan, KALK-KROKUS, im … [24/8/68]
    7. Letter (29/10/2000)
    8. Wendy Nu, mr darling writes to penthouse forum (6/9-21/10/2000)
    9. Paul Celan, DAS GEDUNKELTE Splitterecho … [5/9/68]
      • Dark (24/10-28/11/2000)
    10. It’s always too late … (4-16/11/2000)
    11. Paul Celan, BEIDHÄNDIGE Frühe … [29/9/69]

  166. (September 21) “Coromandel.” Creative Writing Anthology (21/9/08)

  167. (September 20) “Cats and/or Vases.” The Imaginary Museum (20/9/08)

  168. (September 20) “from Before the Disaster.” Percutio 2 (2008): 74-80.
    1. Just because you’re rich doesn’t make you gay (30/11/07-6/2/08)
    2. 30 at the roadworks = 50 (30/11/07-6/2/08)
    3. Les montagnes sont des bâtiments (30/10/06-3/12/07)

  169. (September 10) Len Castle. Mountain to the Sea: Ceramics / Poetry / Photographs. Ed. Tanya Wilkinson. ISBN 978-0-473-13835-6. Napier: Hawke’s Bay Museum and Art Gallery, 2008. 33.

  170. (June 6) New New Zealand Poets in Performance. Edited by Jack Ross. Poems Selected by Jack Ross and Jan Kemp. ISBN 978 1 86940 4093. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2008. xiv + 146 pp. 47-51:

  171. (May 28) Home & Away: Life Writing 3. Edited by Jack Ross & Kathryn Lee. ISBN 978-0-473-13539-3. Massey University: School of Social and Cultural Studies, 2008. 6:
    • Xmas (21-26/11/06)

  172. (May 22) E M O. ISBN 978-1-877441-07-3. Auckland: Titus Books, 2008. 264 pp.
      EVA AVE:
    1. E M O
      1. Welcome (5/6-14/7/05)
      2. Inheritor (10/4-14/7/05)
    2. Metaphors of The 1001 Nights (30/6/95-2/8/03)
      3. Moons of Mars:
    3. Burmese Days (20-23/3/03)
    4. Trois filles de leur mère (24/11-2/12/01)
    5. Free Love (20/11/04-25/4/05)
    6. Marriage (14-26/8/99)
    7. The Stranger (14-17/8/99)
      8. Ovid in Otherworld:
    8. Tristia 3.2 (12/7-15/8/06)
    9. Tristia 3.3 (13/7-27/8/06)
    10. Tristia 3.8 (18/7-27/8/06)
    11. Tristia 3.10 (11/7-27/8/06)
    12. Tristia 3.12 (13/7-27/8/06)
    13. Tristia 3.13 (13/7-27/8/06)
    14. Tristia 5.7 (13/7-28/8/06)
    15. Tristia 5.10 (13/7-28/8/06)
    16. Tristia 5.12 (13/7-28/8/06)
    17. Epistulae 1.2 (14/7-29/8/06)
    18. Sleep Threshold – Hypnagogia (15-29/6/06)
    19. Epistulae 4.7 (14/7-30/8/06)
    20. Epistulae 4.10 (14/7-30/8/06)
    21. Epistulae 4.14 (14/7-30/8/06)
    22. Fasti V: 421-44 (27-28/9/06)
      23. Jack's Metamorphoses:
    23. Monkey (10/8/07)
    24. Jack's Metamorphoses (15/6/97-23/8/98)
    25. Evenings in the Blackout (27/10-19/11/98)
    26. Dieting. I'm Hungry too (21/12/99-5/5/2000)
    27. In the Cave of Henry James (16/6 & 9/7-28/7/2000)
    28. The Britney Suite (2001)
    29. Ancestral Voices (9/88-14/3/01)
    30. Anamorphoses (22/4-4/10/02)
    31. Love in Wartime (2006)
    32. Postcards (13/11/02-21/5/03)
    33. Servants of the Wankh (23/12/02-24/1/03)
    34. Suburban Apocalypse (13/6/01-7/11/04)
    35. Days Under Water (27/11/01-24/4/04)
    36. Citizens of the People’s Republic of Freaktown (27/11 & 12/12/03-14/3/04)
    37. Muses (for Joanna Margaret Paul) (11/1-18/2/05; 13/5/05)

  173. (May 1) "The Perfect Storm.” Haibun Today (1/5/08)
    1. Fire (9/6 & 7/7 & 25/6-3/8/2000)
    2. The Storm (3/7-5/8/2000)
    3. Fusion (9/6 & 26/6 & 1/6-4/8/2000)
    4. Poetry Live (7/6 & 3/6 & 13/2-2/8/2000)

  174. (April 29) "Montale’s Eel.” The Imaginary Museum (29/4/08)

  175. (April 19) "The Puppet Oresteia." Papyri (19-21/4/08)
    • Chorus 1 - Cursed with prophecy (15-19/4/08)
    • Chorus 2 - I ran through the wood (19/4/08)
    • Chorus 3 - Little girl lost (1/4/06-19/4/08)
    • Chorus 4 - Joy lives with those (19-25/4/08)
    • Chorus 5 - Cursed with second sight (19/4/08)
    • Chorus 6 - See how Apollo (22/4/08)
    • Chorus 7 - The labour pains (22/4/08)
    • Chorus 8 - There she goes (19-25/4/08)
    • Chorus 9 - Drops of holy water (30/4-12/5/08)
    • Chorus 10 - Noise is like flame (29-30/4/08)

  176. (February 25) Orange Roughy: Poems & Stories for Tazey. Edited by Bronwyn Lloyd & Jack Ross. ISBN 978-0-473-13179-1. Auckland: Pania Press, 2008. ii + 74 pp. 51-55:

  177. (January 16) “from Ovid in Otherworld: Versions from Tristia.” JAAM 25 (2008): 142-44.

  178. (January 12) A Good Handful: Great New Zealand Poems about Sex, ed. Stu Bagby. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2008. 20-21.


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