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Poet In The Pub

As of 2007/8, this is Marco Gliori’s exhaustive collection of Poems from his stand-up routines at Festivals, Shows, Poets Breakfasts and Naked Poets Shows around the country. You will find a host of never before released material, plus all of the audience favourites. It also features The Hard Yards, Winner of Women’s Weekly Award, and Swaggie, winner of the ABC Spirit of Matilda Award. This book allows you to get to know Marco Gliori, through some of his more sentimental work, and some of his more ridiculous. 216 pages perfect bound in a soft cover, 24cm x 17.5cm glossy coffee table production, which you will always treasure.

RISE N RHYME

130 Original Poems
For those of us forever young

A hilarious and exhaustive collection of Marco’s poems for children. 168 pages, illustrated by Graeme Mc Cullough and featuring favourites from Marco’s previous two publications plus a swag of new poems including The Up n At ‘Em Cup, Texas Tom, Pig Out Pete, Nit Boy, Mum Rides The Dodgems, The School Yard Cup, The Floater and heaps more new stuff! Laugh the night away and get into Poetry. Kids will eat this up! RHYME ON!

Poems Of Bob Miller, The Larrikin.

Bob Miller, award winning Poet and Larrikin passed away in 2002 but left us with a swag of hilarious poems like The Bachelor, The Frog Prince, The Will, The Househusband, Bingo and many more. His poems are still widely performed and his legacy is celebrated with School Poetry Awards from Winton to Brisbane in his honour. This book is a must have tribute to a contemporary Bush Poetry Icon.

Having known him as a friend, I believe Bobby Miller was put on this earth to provide us with proof of that old saying "Good things often come in small parcels." We all need heros in our lives, Bobby was one of mine a Doer, a Giver, a Grand Bloke
Kelly Dixon

(Author of `Leave Him In The Longyard')

Vale The Larrikin

An earthly star has vanished, but a new one shines above;
a yawning gulf within our ranks is filled with memory's love. You gave your all to thrill the crowds and lived the part you played. You painted pictures with the words you cleverly relayed. In far flung camps and clubs and pubs - in shadowed hall or tent - you captured audiences' mirth, wherever that you went. Bob Miller we salute you as the poignant memories stir with humour you apportioned and the way you always were. We'll miss you Bob at festivals, each time we take the stage; The Larrikin indelible - profiled on history's page.
Ellis Campbell

(Author of `The Riding Of Tearaway')

Edited by Marco Gliori