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Anne Kellas
Anne Kellas is an Australians, Australian poet, reviewer and editor, who was born in South Africa and emigrated to Australia in 1986. Poetry life Anne Kellas was born in South Africa, in Germiston, Gauteng, Germiston in 1951 in what was then the Transvaal, now Gauteng, and emigrated to Australia in 1986. Her earliest work appeared in 1968 but she began writing seriously in 1975 when she joined a group of writers associated with Lionel Abrahams who at one stage called themselves the Circle of Eight. This group gathered around Lionel Abrahams had included at various times the writers Anne Schuster, the Beat poet Sinclair Beilis, Basil Du Toit, Debbie Aarons, novelist, critic and editor Ivan Vladislavic, academic and publisher Shirley Pendlebury, Michael Gardiner, Francis Faller, and others. An earlier incarnation of this group had included Robert Royston, Robert and Eva Royston, who later moved to the UK. Anne Kellas's first book of poetry, ''Poems from Mt Moono'', was published b ...
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