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Earth-Spirit by Coral Hull Poetry & Prose 2nd Edition ISBN: 1-876900-63-6 (ebook-html)
This book offers the early poetry of Coral Hull taken from a chapbook that she wrote and self-published in conjuction with Margaret Curtis at Wollongong University in 1987. It was printed on 100% recycled paper with all proceeds from the sale of the book going to The East Gippsland Coalition in Victoria, Australia. This 2nd Edition version includes poems by Coral Hull.
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Landscape Photography With Dogs by Coral Hull Poetry Prose Photography ISBN: 1-876900-64-4 (ebook-html)
This book offers the early poetry, of Coral Hull involving the pleasures of being in the landscape with her dogs Binda and Kindi. The chapbook was published by The Drunken Boat in the USA.
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Holy City by Coral Hull Poetry & Prose ISBN: 1-876900-65-2 (ebook-html)
This book offers the poetry from a larger collection titled Holy City. "... In an age, our own, of poems with small concerns, Coral Hull has written a very large and generous poem, HOLY CITY, in which love takes hold, against all odds, because she has provided the right conditions for it ..." William Slaughter (Mudlark, USA) First published by Mudlark, USA.
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"A Note For Johnny" by Coral Hull Poetry Photography 2nd Edition ISBN: 1-876900-66-0 (ebook-html)
Coral Hull explores the mystery in every day objects on a run down farm in New South Wales, Australia. "A Note For Johnny" is a haunting collection of twelve poems where taps, sheds and fences communicate their existence and by doing so, proceed to unravel the complexities of an abandoned establishment. First published by 2RiverPress, Canada.
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The Preacher by Coral Hull Poetry ISBN: 1-876900-46-6 (ebook-html)
In the holy city of the central psyche, there is often one perspective that in speaking the loudest, is only known to itself. An exploration of the visionary illuminations and ravings of a fundamentalist preacher from a futuristic holy city that is anything but holy, as heard from the perspective of a nun who has taken the vow of silence. "The Preacher" is part of a longer work-in-progress titled "Holy City" including a novel, book of poetry, artwork.
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Mermaid: The Woman On The Edge Of The Sea by Coral Hull Poetry ISBN: 1-876900-07-5 (ebook-html)
Mermaid: The Woman On The Edge Of The Sea reads as a twelve part "stream of consciousness" description of the mermaid written in free verse. The words were channelled in one sitting (followed by extensive editing) and as such there is a further exploration of the multiplicity or multi-dimensional nature of human consciousness, where otherkin such as mermaid, faerie, nymphs, angels and others are accessed and thereby come into their own unique awareness.
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