Rod Gibson
Poet Lorikeet from Down Under

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Gibson performs a selection of his most memorable poems on this DVD and
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Rod
Gibson sat down at a typewriter one day in Byron Bay in 1986, after
a debilitating 12 year illness, and began churning out poetry, plays,
short stories, novels and film scripts which have since made him well
known in the Northern Rivers area as a performance poet, playwright
and storyteller. He has had 14 plays produced in the region, including
2 one man shows, since then, and has been shortlisted for the Angus
and Robertson Bookworld Prize in 1993, and the Off The Page National
Short Play Competition in 1995, and has either won or been highly commended
in numerous literary competitions – he won the Jean Stone Poetry
Award in 1994, and the Nicholas Shand Memorial Poetry Slam in 1999.
He has also been widely published in magazines and anthologies such
as Writers in the Park – the book, the Poets On Wheels anthology,
and Revolver. In May, 2000, the Northern Rivers Performing Arts(NORPA)
choreographed one of his longer poems as a dance piece. In 2003 Maverick
Musicals published his one act play, “Mein Fuhrer”. He
has won first prize in the Schizophrenia Fellowship of New South Wales’ annual
poetry competition for an amazing five years in a row. He now lives
in Maclean.
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