Author(s): Peter Bakowski, Ken Bolton

Poetry

"On Luck Street builds on Elsewhere Variations, Nearly Lunch, and Waldo’s Game – taking the reader around the corner, and around the world. From a small circus in Nepal, to a florist in New York, and the streets of Coogee and Fitzroy. ‘True, slyly pithy – and trenchant to the max.’ – Millie Dickins ‘Pacy, adroit, and lyrically limber.’ – Howard Climbing Connivers, chancers, charmers – those trapped and those who would break free. To what extent do any of us trust our luck?"