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Peter Skrzynecki is a giant tool, he is perhaps the greatest hack job on the planet | |||
'''Peter Skrzynecki''' IPA: /s:kɹeɪzɪˑnɛˑkɪ/ (Often Misspelled "Sheneski") (born ], ] in ]) is an ]n poet of ]/] origin. He came to Australia with his parents in ] as a refugee from "the sorrow/ Of northern wars." (''Crossing the Red Sea''). This voyage -- a four-week sea expedition on the "General Blatchford", a converted ] transport ship -- was the basis for many of the poems in his ] collection, ''Immigrant Chronicle''. He has taught various courses relating to ], including English Studies, American Literature, Australian Literature and Creative Writing. He has received several awards for his contributions to the ] and to ], including the ] in ] for ''Headwaters'', the ], the ], an ] from the Polish government in ] and, in ], an ]. ''Immigrant Chronicle'' is on the ] English syllabus. Skrzynecki is known to give lectures at high schools regarding his poetry. | |||
==Bibliography== | |||
'''Poetry''' | |||
*''There, Behind the Lids'' (]) | |||
*''Headlands'' (1972) | |||
*''Immigrant Chronicle'' (1975) | |||
*''The Aviary'' (]) | |||
*''The Polish Immigrant'' (]) | |||
*''Night Swim'' (]) | |||
*''Easter Sunday'' (]) | |||
*''Time's Revenge'' (]) | |||
'''Novels''' | |||
*''The Beloved Mountain'' (]) | |||
*''The Cry of the Goldfinch'' (]) | |||
'''Memoir''' | |||
*''Sparrow Garden'' (]) | |||
==External links== | |||
* Contains notes about his writings, including a biography of Skrzynecki. | |||
* Contains information on many Australian writers, including Skrzynecki. | |||
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] | |||
] | |||
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Peter Skrzynecki is a giant tool, he is perhaps the greatest hack job on the planet