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DENNIS HASKELL

Australian Poet and Literary Scholar

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AUSTRALIAN POET AND LITERARY SCHOLAR

DENNIS HASKELL

DENNIS HASKELL is the author of 9 collections of poetry, the most recent And
Yet… (WA Poets Publishing, 2020) and Ahead of Us (Fremantle Press, 2016) plus 14
volumes of literary scholarship and criticism and many literary essays. Haskell
was Co-editor of Westerly magazine from 1985-2009 and is an Emeritus Professor
and Senior Honorary Research Fellow at The University of Western Australia. He
is the recipient of the Western Australia Premier’s Prize for Poetry, the A A
Phillips Prize for a distinguished contribution to Australian literature (from
the Association for the Study of Australian Literature), and of an … Read more
about Dennis Haskell

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INTERVIEW

Amy Lin has interviewed Dennis for the LA Review of Books; see:
http:/blog.lareviewofbooks.org/poetry/matters-whats-always-mattered-talking-dennis-haskell/
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> An antipodean Larkin with good manners, Haskell is a new kind of Australian
> poet, a mile-high-sky traveller, speeding on trains, stepping over countries,
> a 21st century transnational whose poems feel their way into an 'ordinariness'
> he has set as his goal.
> 
> Shirley Geok-lin Lim

> The poems are astonishingly brave, and painful, even cruel, but never for a
> moment, for all their passionate feeling, either self-indulgent or
> self-regarding… It makes for painful reading, but is also a kind of
> liberation.
> 
> David Malouf (personal correspondence)

> Haskell's shaping of language is highly skilful ... the language is heightened
> just that notch at the appropriate moment ... for the poetry to singe the
> reader's senses, jolt the mind or open a new window of perception on to the
> world.
> 
> Rod Moran

BIOGRAPHY

Dennis Haskell was born into a working class family in the western suburbs of
Sydney; his father was a carpenter (d.1983) and his mother (d.2017) a florist.
He attended primary schools in Croydon, Auburn West and Berala, before going on
to Homebush Boys High School. He completed a Commerce degree at the University
of New South Wales and worked as an accountant or lecturer in business studies
for almost a decade, in Sydney and London. He travelled … Read more about
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