Landmarks by Nathanael O'Reilly

Landmarks

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Landmarks by Nathanael O'Reilly

Lamar University Press

Landmarks

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A poetry collection that explores travel, migration, and fatherhood in contemporary America. The poet, Nathanael O'Reilly, offers a unique perspective on the world today as an Australian immigrant living in Texas, an English professor, and a world traveler. These moving poems are both accessible and finely crafted works of art.

Book Details
Publisher:
Lamar University Press
ISBN:
9781962148023
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
114
Authors:
Nathanael O'Reilly
Published Date:
2024-02-01
Language:
English
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About Nathanael O'Reilly

An Irish-Australian poet born in Warrnambool and raised in Ballarat, Brisbane, and Shepparton, Nathanael O'Reilly attended university at Monash and Ballarat before leaving Australia in 1995. He teaches creative writing at the University of Texas at Arlington. His collections include Symptoms of Homesickness (Picaro Press, 2010), Distance (Picaro Press, 2014), Preparations for Departure (University of Western Australia Publishing, 2017), (Un)belonging (Recent Work Press, 2020), Landmarks (Lamar University Literary Press, 2024), and Dublin Wandering (Recent Work Press, 2024). He received an Emerging Writers Grant from the Literature Board of the Australia Council for the Arts and edits poetry for Antipodes.

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