Fiona Hile

Fiona HIle’s collection Novelties (Hunter Publishers, 2013) was awarded the Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry. Her most recent book, Subtraction (Vagabond Press, 2018) won the Helen Anne Bell Poetry Award.

Articles by Fiona Hile:

Published in Overland Issue 230 Autumn 2018 ·

Liptrap

Fiona Hile

Sifting through shells I think of you— Green striped flange truncated at the stalk, singed partner variously allocated, the dusky hearing aid of secular distance enforced.

Published in Overland Issue 216 Spring 2014 ·

A portable crush

Fiona Hile

Riding on such instruments as a large aluminium hemisphere, syndicated falconry of gifts and predilections propose dilutions of solemn music played through ploughs

Published in Overland Issue 210 Autumn 2013 ·

The owl of Lascaux

Fiona Hile

I imagine you chopping the heads off eel catfish blossoming from the underside of fir trees tangling with the pneumatic branches of the law

Published in Overland Issue 207 Winter 2012 ·

Maximum Security

Fiona Hile

Photocopied peaches taste sour in the afterthought of extricated blue. The relationship manager’s understudy