61. The Thylazine Foundation: Australian Poets At Work Archives - John Tranter (2002 The Thylazine Foundation Arts, Ethics and Literature Australian Poets At WorkArchives john tranter (2002). Photo of john tranter by john tranter, 1987. http://www.thylazine.org/archive3/tranter.html

The Thylazine Foundation: Arts, Ethics and Literature Australian Poets At Work Archives John Tranter (2002) John Tranter Mini-Interview by Coral Hull CH: What book of your own is your favorite and why? JT: Heart Print, published recently (October 2001) by Salt Publishing in Cambridge England. It's my latest book, and my latest book, whatever that happens to be, is always my favorite. Once a book is published, you can't improve it any more, and the longer you think about it, the more things you see that could have been done better. So you look forward to your next book, which will be perfect; and when that one's published, after a while you look forward to the one after that. Heart Print contains about fifty pages of new work and about the same amount of older poems that haven't yet been published in Britain. For the first thirty years of my writing life I published in Australia and found it impossible to interest a British publisher in taking my work, so there's quite a backlog of poems that have seen print in south of the equator but not elsewhere. I'm not quite sure how the older work sits alongside the new writing. It will be interesting to see the reviews. Sometimes you can learn things from reviews; sometimes not. It depends on how intelligent the reviewer is. And let's face it - if you have the brain of an Einstein, why would you spend your life reviewing slim volumes of verse for peanuts?

62. University Of Queensland Press - Books, Literary, Novels, Fiction Under Berlin new poems 1988. tranter, john. 1988. Martin johnston selected poems prose. tranter, john (edited by) (UQP Australian authors series). 1993. http://www.uqp.uq.edu.au/history/author-t.html

63. Papers Of John Tranter - MS 5715 MS 5715. Papers of john tranter. Restricted until tranter's death. Papersof john tranter were first purchased by the Library in August 1977. http://www.nla.gov.au/ms/findaids/5715.html

Contact Us Site Search 60 Second Survey MS 5715 Papers of John Tranter Scope and Content Note Biographical Note Series Description Box List Scope and Content Note Papers 3.69 m (26 boxes + 1 folio item) Restricted until Tranter's death The Man on the Landing (1968); articles, interviews, and reviews; copies of various magazines that he has edited, including Poetry Australia Free Grass and Transit ; and papers relating to his role as poetry editor of The Bulletin Tranter kept his papers in good order, and this arrangement has been maintained by the Library. The following list of series and additions to the collection is based on lists received from Tranter. Biographical Note John Tranter was born in Cooma, New South Wales, in 1943. He is married to the literary agent Lyn Tranter, and has two children. Tranter took his Bachelor of Arts in 1970, majoring in psychology and literature. His career has spanned printing, publishing, teaching and radio production. Tranter published Transit Helicon in 1987-1988, and was poetry editor for

64. Forbes, John / Papers (U. Of Queensland) tranter, john. Stapled together, with initials JT written at top of first and johntranter with address stamped at bottom of last. .Radio Traffic.”. http://findaid.library.uwa.edu.au/dynaweb/findaid/forbes1/@Generic__BookTextView

65. Forbes, John / Papers (Aus. Defence Force Academy) john Kinsella (with poem “The Dam Busters”), Anthony Lawrence, Jennifer Maiden,Les Murray, Gregory O'Brien, Peter Porter, john tranter (with poem http://findaid.library.uwa.edu.au/dynaweb/findaid/forbes2/@Generic__BookTextView

66. John Tranter: Blackout Blackout john tranter $6.00 ISBN 1903488-00-1 Publised by Barque PressCambridge, England Distributed in the US by Spectacular Books, http://www.spectacularbooks.com/blackout.htm

Blackout John Tranter ISBN 1-903488-00-1 Publised by Barque Press Cambridge, England Distributed in the U.S. by Spectacular Books The text consists of Shakespeare's The Tempest , the article "Some Dreamers of the Golden Dream" by Joan Didion, and a chapter from "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" by Tom Wolfe, with most of the words removed, and the remaining words and phrases interleaved, though in the same order as they appear in the original texts. No other words have been added. Thunder heard ­ speak to ourselves, play the men. Hear him? Assist the counsellor; use your authority; make yourself ready I say. Miserable howling! I felt justified in experimenting. We are less afraid as leaky her two wet mouths Paradise-blue baboon lusts merely cheated my wife.

67. John Tranter - The Academy Of American Poets john tranter The Academy of American Poets presents biographies, photographs, selectedpoems, and links as part of its online poetry exhibits. john tranter. http://www.poets.org/poets/poets.cfm?prmID=783

68. William H. Tranter's Homepage Principles of Communications Systems Modulation and Noise, Fifth Edition, RodgerE. Ziemer, William H. tranter, john Wiley Sons, 2001. Class Web Sites. http://www.mprg.ee.vt.edu/people/btranter/tranter.html

69. John Tranter The Left Hand Of Capitalism john tranter. The free. Its publisher, Australian poet john tranter,muses on the contradictions of the brave new electronic world. http://home.jps.net/~nada/tranter.htm

John Tranter The Left Hand of Capitalism Jacket is a 100- to 200-page full-color illustrated quarterly literary magazine distributed to every town, city and country in the world via the Internet and given away for free. Its publisher, Australian poet John Tranter, muses on the contradictions of the brave new electronic world. The cute little feller is called Jacket Jacket might consist of a few minutes worth of browsing, say looking through an interview and a few book reviews in Issue # 4, or a whole evening spent reading through a number of issues. Many of my readers come back often for a regular literary hit; a few land there by accident (scanning the Internet for something cute in dinner jackets, perhaps) and leave immediately, never to return. Jacket In fact I've been involved in editing and publishing poetry books and magazines for over thirty years, on and off. That was in the Age of Print: now, most of what I do ends up on the Internet. The Way We Were: Most of the poetry magazines that were around when I began writing in the early 1960s were printed using metal type and stereo plates on large and costly rotary printing machines weighing a couple of tonnes. In effect we were still in the age of Johannes Gutenberg, who invented moveable metal type over five hundred years ago. The processes were the same: all we had added was a degree of mechanisation.

70. John Tranter Interviewed By John Kinsella This interview is 11,000 words or about 30 printed pages long. john Kinsella interviewsjohn tranter I enjoy challenges. Lyn tranter, john tranter, circa 1969. http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/tranter/jtiv.html

This link takes you back to the main John Tranter page Please see the acknowledgments at the end of the file. This interview is 11,000 words or about 30 printed pages long. John Kinsella interviews JOHN TRANTER John Kinsella: Could you talk about your early years. John Tranter: I was born in 1943 in Cooma, a little town in the south-eastern mountains of Australia. My father taught in a one-teacher school in the nearby village of Bredbo. It's high country around there, long rolling grassy hills, and pretty much unpopulated. I remember my mother saying that a hot wind blew all summer long, full of dust; in the winter a bitter cold wind, and sometimes snow. We moved to the coastal town of Moruya when I was about four; the climate there was more Californian. I fell out of the car on the drive to Moruya, late at night. It's almost my earliest memory. On a bend in the dirt road the passenger-side door came open by accident - the car was an old Chevrolet sedan. I'd been asleep in my mother's arms. I fell onto the road and bounced through the blackberries into a ditch. I can still remember staggering to my feet, covered with blood from the gash in my head, and seeing the tail-light disappearing around a bend. It took them a moment or two to realise what had happened, and stop the car. For those few endless seconds it felt very lonely there in the dark. John Tranter and his father, Bredbo, Australia, circa 1947. Photo Peter Hellier.

71. Albannach Limited. Web Design & IT Consultancy. Edinburgh, Scotland. Dark Island by Nigel tranter, john MacIsaac (Narrator), Usually Macbeththe King Part 2 by Nigel tranter, john MacIsaac (Narrator), Usually http://www.albannach.com/buth/buth_leabhar_nigeltranter1.htm

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72. Heart Print - John Tranter Heart Print john tranter 103pp perfect bound 216 x 140mm, 8.5 x 5.5 inches ISBN1876857-32-3 Australia $19.95 (including GST) USA $12.95 UK £7.95, Published http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Square/1664/1876857323.html

ORDER NEW SALT TITLES AND FIND OUT ABOUT OUR BACKLIST Heart Print John Tranter 103pp perfect bound 216 x 140mm, 8.5 x 5.5 inches ISBN 1-876857-32-3 Australia (including GST) USA UK Published 2001 Order Heart Print from Amazon.co.uk Order Heart Print from Amazon.com A fresh collection of energetic and engaging writing. These twenty-four poems focus sharply on the contemporary world, from the political to the religious, from the public arena to the deeply personal, from "The aggression of foreign companies . . . the survival of the most / bastardly is built into the system" to "Parents were templates, / but I could not plot the father . . . The tractor did its work like any rusty mechanism / and his office was the open air, a church of absence. John Tranter is an important writer in mid-career. He has published fourteen volumes of poetry, including Gasoline Kisses (Equipage, Cambridge, 1997) Late Night Radio (Polygon, Edinburgh 1998), Different Hands, a collection of seven computer-assisted prose pieces (Folio/Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1998), and The Floor of Heaven, a sequence of four interlinked narrative poems (Arc, 2001). He compiled and edited (with Philip Mead) the 474-page Bloodaxe Book of Modern Australian Poetry. He is the publisher and editor of the widely-read Internet literary magazine Jacket, at http://www.jacket.zip.com.au/

73. Jacket 18 - Marjorie Perloff Reviews John Tranter And Paul Hoover Elegies for a Lost Life. Marjorie Perloff reviews. john tranter, Heart Print (CambridgeSalt, 2001) Paul Hoover, Rehearsal in Black (Cambridge, Salt, 2001). http://www.zip.com.au/~jtranter/jacket18/perloff.html

Homepage Catalog Elegies for a Lost Life Marjorie Perloff reviews John Tranter, Heart Print (Cambridge: Salt, 2001) Paul Hoover, Rehearsal in Black (Cambridge, Salt, 2001) Cortland Review Crossroads (Poetry Society of America, 2000). Penguin Book of Modern Australian Poetry , Hoover the Norton Anthology of Postmodern Poetry Jacket New American Writing (Hoover, with Maxine Chernoff). Indeed, Jacket Heart Beat Rehearsal in Black Southerly , April 2001). abcdef permutate according to the pattern faebdc envoi So quick, drop your book, get a drink , breathe in the air and laugh at death fun Sydney beach (my italics) Heart Print death enjoys illusions Cortland Review Heart Print The teachers would hammer us into artists, recalcitrant base metal beaten into gold, if they could. To me, joy-rides were art, childhood weathered away and wasted, the boy in the threadbare snotty jacket hating us for noticing him thus. . . . In its deft use of the vernacular and breathless run-on lines, arranged in open-ended stanzas so as to define an ars poetica but I could not plot the father. A spanner

74. Jacket 14 -- John Tranter -- In Paris john tranter. In Paris. First published in Stand magazine, new series, volume 1,number 4, December 1999 Photograph — Paris street scene © john tranter 2000. http://www.zip.com.au/~jtranter/jacket14/tranter-in-paris.html

Homepage This issue of JACKET is a co-production with SALT magazine John Tranter I had our modern act almost ready, consisting mainly of loving the horrible Parisian audience no matter what their sins or disgusting habits, it was to be a greater love than anything. First published in Stand magazine, new series, volume 1, number 4, December 1999 Contents page Jacket catalog about Jacket top ... internet design This issue of Jacket is a co-production with SALT magazine, an international journal of poetry and poetics, edited by John Kinsella and Jacket magazine and SALT magazine 2001 The URL address of this page is http://www.jacket.zip.com.au/jacket14/tranter-in-paris.html

75. Poetry Magazine, John Tranter,  September 2001 Poetry by john tranter, The Seasons four haibun, THE SEASON - SPRING, THE SEASONS- SUMMER, THE SEASONS - AUTUMN, THE SEASONS - WINTER. john tranter USA. http://www.poetrymagazine.com/archives/2001/September01/tranter.htm

John Tranter USA He is the editor of the free Internet magazine Jacket, at http://www.jacket.zip.com.au/ The Seasons - four haibun The haibun is a form developed in seventeenth-century Japan, consisting of a paragraph of prose followed by a haiku, a short poem of seventeen syllables which usually mentions a season of the year. The Seasons - Spring A baby sparrow falls to the footpath outside 'Dirty Girls Revue'. The Seasons - Summer On the path, a snake fast asleep. High on a branch a shy morsel sings. The Seasons - Autumn The scotch melts its ice. Sunset on snow: eiderdowns aflame in the street. The Seasons - Winter Dark falls early. Grim brokers hurry home to the close of the tax year. published in Verse magazine, 1998 Register for PoetryMagazine.com email updates Illustrations By Richard Schiff Updated on: January 31, 2003 10:57:43 -0700

76. PSU Library -- Resource Guide -- Chemistry QD95 .E55 2000 (Reference) Encyclopedia of spectroscopy and spectrometry / editorin-chief,john C. Lindon ; editors, George E. tranter, john L. Holmes. http://www.lib.pdx.edu/resources/pathfinders/chemistry.html

Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry is a vast subject area which encompasses many sub-areas and also integrates into many other fields. It is most generally defined as the study of the composition, structure, and properties of substances and the transformations that they undergo. Below you will find resources to get you started doing research in inorganic, organic, analytical, physical, and biological chemistry. See also related guides Physics Biology Environmental Science Sections of this guide: Encyclopedias and Reference Works Databases and Indexes Online Full Text Journals Call Numbers ... Web Resources Encyclopedias and Other Reference Works Provide excellent background/overview information. An excellent place to begin research. Contain articles written by experts for a general audience. Provide indexes indicating scope of coverage of a topic and pinpointing articles in which a concept will be discussed. Provide bibliographies for further reading. (Latest in Reference) CRC handbook of chemistry and physics Cleveland, Ohio : CRC Press, c1977-

77. WebGuest - Open Directory : Arts : Literature : Authors : T : Tranter, John Sites Foucault at the Forest Lodge Hotel Poem by john tranter in Conspire. johntranter on Jacket Magazine - Poetry Review, Spring 1999. http://directory.webguest.com/index.cgi/Arts/Literature/Authors/T/Tranter,_John/

To find a book, visit the WebGuest Bookstore or type your search term in the search box below: About Us Privacy Statement Acceptable Use Policy Legal Notices ... Contact Us the entire directory only in T/Tranter,_John Top Arts Literature Authors ... T : Tranter, John Sites: Foucault at the Forest Lodge Hotel - Poem by John Tranter in Conspire. An Interview with John Tranter - John Tranter interviewed by Tom Coverdale in Overland Express. John Tranter - Homepage of the prominent Australian poet John Tranter, including poems, reviews, interviews and biographical details. John Tranter on Jacket Magazine - Poetry Review, Spring 1999. John Tranter, Poetry - Poetry of John Tranter in real audio. Issue Four of The Cortland Review. John Tranter Setis Site - This is the homepage for that section of the Setis site dealing with John Tranter's writing, hosted by the University of Sydney Library, Sydney, Australia. John Tranter: Yoo-Hoo, Fugaces! - "These sixteen poems of mine are 'fugitive'; that is, they have appeared in magazines or newspapers at various times over the thirty-odd years since I published my first poem, but they were passed over, along with many others, when I came to gather material for my various books." The Poetry Kit - The Poetry Kit Interviews John Tranter - Biographical note, interview, bibliography, link to three poems by John Tranter.

78. John john tranter. Muky's impression of john (10 years younger). john's Homepage. http://www.angelfire.com/band/sahotas/meetjohn.htm

John Tranter Muky's impression of John (10 years younger) John's Homepage

79. CURRICULUM VITAE John Tranter CURRICULUM VITAE. john tranter. Head of Mathematics, Bangkok Patana School. Universityof the First Age (Birmingham), Summer School Mathematics Coordinator. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/john_tranter/cv.htm

CURRICULUM VITAE John Tranter Head of Mathematics, Bangkok Patana School. University of the First Age (Birmingham), Summer School Mathematics Coordinator. OFSTED inspector (secondary mathematics). Current address: 89/79 Moo Baan Happyland Sukhumvit 105 Bangkok 10260 Thailand Permanent address: 121 Lyndale Drive Wednesfield Wolverhampton UK Tel: +44 (0)1902 601863 Personal Information Marital status: Single Nationality: British Age: 40 Education D'Eyncourt Primary School Wolverhampton Grammar University of Southampton Wolverhampton Polytechnic - Faculty of Education. Summary of qualifications O'Level Mathematics 1 Additional Maths 1 Physics 1 Chemistry 3 Biology 4 English Literature 4 French 5 English Language 6 Art 6 Geography 8 A'Level Mathematics A Physics C Further Maths D Admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Education on 29th July 1982.. Qualified as a Secondary OFSTED Inspector, September 1996. Employment September 1982 appointed as a teacher of mathematics at Valley Park School, Wolverhampton. September 1989 appointed Head of Mathematics at Aston Manor School, Birmingham (scale D)

80. EPC/Ashbery Author Home Page Ashbery's homepage at SUNY Buffalo's Electronic Poetry Center.Category Arts Literature Authors A Ashbery, john...... Rivers and Mountains from Red Frog; At North Farm. Interviews john AshberyInterviewed by john tranter, April 1985; john Ashbery Interviewed http://wings.buffalo.edu/epc/authors/ashbery/

John Ashbery Bio/List of Publications and Papers Online Works Poems: The Burden of the Park from Jacket And the Stars Were Shining from Conjunctions It Must be Sophisticated from Conjunctions The Grapevine from Modern American Poetry Some Trees from Modern American Poetry What is Poetry from Modern American Poetry Rivers and Mountains from Red Frog At North Farm Interviews: John Ashbery Interviewed by John Tranter, April 1985 John Ashbery Interviewed by John Tranter, May 1988 Poet's Chat Feature About the Author Modern American Poetry Page John Ashbery at the Academy of American Poets JACKET: Special Ashbery issue Review of John Ashbery's Flow Chart by Susan Schultz the Tribe of John Ashbery and Contemporary Poetry Edited by Susan Schultz Introduction (Susan Schultz) Afterword: "The Influence of Kinship Patterns upon Perception of an Ambiguous Stimulus" (Charles Bernstein) Photographs: John Ashbery in 1962 from Modern American Poetry, University of Pennsylvania Send a Comment Search Home Electronic Poetry Center ( http://epc.buffalo.edu

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