Liz Hall-Downs

Writer, Performer, Musician, Conservationist, Feminist, Proud Cripple, and Parrot Lover.

Writing About Disability – an experiential perspective
MY ARTHRITIC HEART – writing an illness narrative that refuses to be ‘inspiring’. (2007)
My Arthritic Heart – 2 Reviews
Published poetry collections
Under Her Eyes (1984)
Fit of Passion by Liz Hall-Downs & Kim Downs (1997)
My Arthritic Heart (2006)
Writers of the Storm: 5 East Coast Poets (1993)
Conscious Razing: combustible poems (1986)
Girl With Green Hair (2000)
People of the Wetlands / Wetlands haiku (1996)
PR photos 1986-7
PR photos for ‘Biggles’ duo, 1988-89
‘The Trouble With Harry’ Liz Hall-Downs & Kim Downs, 2003
Off the Page, On the Stage: Poetry and Performance (2002)

Uncollected Spider Poem, published in ‘Linq’, James Cook University, 1998

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Poem, first published in Journal of Australian Studies, 1999

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