Bibliography

The following list of items forms the core of my bibliography of published items. Most of these are available offsite, although there are a number of items available on site, primarily some poems, some prose about poetry, and the issues of both Calenture and Melaleuca. I have not included details of my writing for amateur press associations, however.

For the most part the entries are organised alphabetically rather than chronologically, largely as a failure of myself in my notetaking.

Chapter One: Books, Chapbooks and Broadsheets

21 Sonnets: (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005); chapbook; (Tweed Heads South, NSW : Privately Printed, 2011); chapbook.
3 Poems: (Tweed Heads West : Wind and Wave Press, 2010); chapbook.

All Hope Will Die: (Tweed Heads South, NSW : privately published, 2009); e-broadsheet.
Alter Ego: (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007); broadsheet.
Analog Lands: ([England] : The House of Moonlight, 2004); e-chapbook (http://www.waldeneast.fsnet.co.uk/analoglands.htm).

Bitter Honey: (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006); e-chapbook.

Chrysanthemum and Skull: (Tweed Heads South, NSW : privately published, 2009); e-broadsheet.
A Concordance to the Poetry of Donald Wandrei: (comp.) (New York : Hippocampus Press, 2008); book and e-book (http://www.hippocampuspress.com/userfiles/Concordance_to_the_Poetry_of_Donald_Wandrei_-_Phillip_A__Ellis.pdf).

Evil Orchids: (Tweed Heads South, NSW : privately published, 2009); e-broadsheet.

The Flayed Man: (Tweed Heads South, NSW : privately published, 2009); e-broadsheet.
The Flayed Man: and Other Poems: (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008); chapbook.

A Harvest: Poems: (forthcoming from Diminuendo Poetry Press); book.

Lines Written in the Realisation that John Tranter must Die: (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007); broadsheet.

Morning Light: (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007); e-chapbook.

Rothko on the Blue Mountains at Bushfire Season: (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007); broadsheet.

Sonnets for Fred Phillips: (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2008); e-chapbook.
Strange Gardens: Prose Poems: (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005); chapbook.
Symptoms Positive and Negative: (Warners Bay, NSW : Picaro Press, 2011); chapbook.

Three Sonnets: (Banora Point, NSW : privately published, 2005); chapbook.; (Tweed Heads West, NSW : privately published, 2009); chapbook.
Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); dual language edition.; W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); dual language edition; language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.

Chapter Two: Journals Edited

Breaking Light Poetry Magazine (2010): 1 (August 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Breaking-Light-001.pdf).; 2 (October 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Breaking-Light-002.pdf).; 3 (December 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Breaking-Light-003.pdf).

Calenture (2005-2009).: 1:1 (September 2005; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/1-1.pdf).; 1:2 (January 2006; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/1-2.pdf) — Clark Ashton Smith issue.; 1:3 (May 2006; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/1-3.pdf).; 2:1 (September 2006; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/2-1.pdf).; 2:2 (January 2007; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/2-2.pdf) — H. P. Lovecraft issue.; 2:3 (May 2007; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/2-3.pdf).; 3:1 (December 2007; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/3-1.pdf).; 3:2 (January 2008; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/3-2.pdf) — Bruce Boston issue.; 3:3 (May 2008; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/3-3.pdf).; 4:1 (September 2009; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/4-1.pdf).
Contemporary Rhyme (2007).: 4:4 (Fall 2007; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/4_4.html).

Krokodil (2007).: 1 (November 2007; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Krokodil-001.pdf).

Melaleuca (2009-).: 1 (July 2009; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-001.pdf).; 2 (August 2009; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-002.pdf).; 3 (September 2009; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-003.pdf).; 4 (October 2009; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-004.pdf).; 5 (November 2009; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-005.pdf).; 6 (December 2009; href="http://www.phillipaellis.com/wp-
content/uploads/2012/07/Melaleuca-
006.pdf">http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-
006.pdf).; 7 (January 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-007.pdf).; 8 (February 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-008.pdf).; 9 (March 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-009.pdf).; 10 (April 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-010.pdf).; 11 (May 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-011.pdf).; 12 (June 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-012.pdf).; 13 (July 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-013.pdf).; 14 (August 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-014.pdf).; 15-16 (September-October 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-015-016.pdf).; 17 November (2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-017.pdf).; 18 (December 2010; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-018.pdf).; 19 (January 2011; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-019.pdf).; 20-24 (February-June 2011; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-020-024.pdf).; 25-28 (July-October 2011; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-025-028.pdf).; 29-36 (November 2011-June 2012; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-029-036.pdf).; 37 (July 2012; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Melaleuca-037.pdf).

Poezioj (2008).: 1 (Aprilo 2008; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Poezioj-001.pdf).; 2 (Majo 2008; http://www.phillipaellis.com/2012/07/Poezioj-002.pdf).

Studies in Australian Weird Fiction (2008-2009).: 1 (2008).; 2 (2008).; 3 (2009).

Chapter Three: Poems by Phillip A. Ellis

“1 February 2008″: SpeedPoets (September 2012): [4].
“12 January 2009″: RedBubble (http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozreaderdotcom/writing/6489583-12-january-2009).
“13 March 1977″: RedBubble (http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozreaderdotcom/writing/2064167-13-march-1977).
“15 August 2009″: Kipple
(28 June 2010; http://kipplepoetry.blogspot.com/2010/06/phillip-ellis-15-august-2009.html).
“15 January 2012″: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis: 15th of January, 2012″ Bluepepper (15 January 2012; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/new-poetry-by-philip-ellis.html).

“20 April 2008″: A Tender Touch and a Shade of Blue (http://atendertouch.blogspot.com.au/2008/01/snow-pine-and-winter-weather.html).; EditRed (no longer available).; PoemHunter.com (18 September 2009; http://poemhunter.com/poem/20-april-2008/).
“24 February 1989″: Abovegroundtesting 115 (November 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt115/agt115.html).; 3 Poems (Tweed Heads West : Wind and Wave Press, 2010): [2].
“27 December 2008″: Melaleuca 1 (July 2009): 6; as by: L. S. Fisher.; http://www.phillipaellis.com/poetry/

“431 B. C.”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 65.; http://www.phillipaellis.com/poetry/

“6th April 2007″: ”6 April 2007” Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 11.
“64 Paths”: SpeedPoets 11:4 ([June 2012]): [18].

“7th April 2007″: ”7 April 2007” Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 12.

“9th January 2009″: “9 January 2009″ SpeedPoets 9:4 ([June 2010]): [17].

“A Is for a Shyness”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (11 May 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/05/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “The Edge of Space” and “Of Songs and Sonnets”).
“Abel, on the Earth”: SpeedPoets (): .; http://www.phillipaellis.com/poetry
“About the Nightingale (A Variation Thereof)”: “’About the Nightingale (A Variation Thereof)’, by Phillip A. Ellis” Your Coleridge (22 March 2013; http://samueltaylorcoleridge.me/2013/03/22/about-the-nightingale-a-variation-thereof-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
“Above the Beaches of the World”: Eskimo Pie (January 2013; http://www.eskimopie.net/ellisdec12.htm).
“Absorption”: Because we Write 4 (July 2007; http://www.becausewewrite.com/Issue_4_Ellis.htm).; 3 Poems (Tweed Heads West : Wind and Wave Press, 2010): [2].
“The Abyss”: Pool (10 November 2008; http://www.pool.org.au/media/the_abyss).
“An Account of an Actual Dream”: The Eldritch Dark ( ; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/211/an-account-of-an-actual-dream).
“Adamant and Ice”: RedBubble (http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozreaderdotcom/writing/2019590-adamant-and-ice).
“An Address to the Beloved”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer online).; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/an-address-to-the-beloved/).
“Address t’th 2011 AFL Gran’ Final Bustfast,Etihad Stadium, Melbourne, by Tony Abbott”: Melaleuca 25-28 (July-October 2011): 23-24; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Advice to Students”: “Two Poems by Phillip A. Ellis” Busk (15 August 2012; http://buskjournal.wordpress.com/2012/08/15/two-poems-by-philip-a-ellis/).
“The Aerial Behemoth”: “Opus 1810″ The Eldritch Dark (8 December 2005 ; href="http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/56/opus-1810">http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/56/opus-1810).
“Aesthetic”: Brevity Poetry Review (15 August 2012; http://brevitypoetryreview.blogspot.com.au/2012/08/aesthetic.html).
“After a Conversation”: Every Day Poets (forthcoming).
“After Christopher Brennan”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 86.
“After John Tranter, on Painting the Whole Sky”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (5 January 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/01/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Nightmare of a Haunted Father”).
“After Night-Rain”: Inwood Indiana 1: Esther (2010): .
“After Recollections of Old Liverpool”: Pennsylvania Literary Journal British Literature Issue (Winter 2010): .
“After the Last Kick”: Ygdrasil 20:7 (July 2012; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-1207.pdf).
“After the Loss”: “Opus 1049″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [17]).; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/after-the-loss/).
“After the Rain”: “NaPoWriMo Day 18: After the Rain” Phillip Ellis (18 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-18-after-the-rain/).
“After the Rain of Cometary Fragments”: Star*Line 30:6 (November/December 2007): 22.; RedBubble (http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozreaderdotcom/writing/2244221-after-the-rain-of-cometary-fragments).
“After the Salt of the Earth”: SpeedPoets (October 2010): .
“Afternoon Trees, Canberra”: Pool (5 April 2009; http:/
/pool.abc.net.au/media/afternoon_trees_canberra).
“Aftertaste”: Eskimo Pie (January 2013; http://www.eskimopie.net/ellisdec12.htm).
“Alas, what Spirit Led Astray”: “Songs of Averoigne: III” The Eldritch Dark (31 December 2003; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/148/songs-of-averoigne%3A-iii).
“The Albatross”: AboveGroundTesting (January 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt105.html).
“The Alchemist Sings”: “Opus 1738″ Contemporary Rhyme 3:4 (Fall 2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_4.html.
“Alien Nation”: Melaleuca 039-042 (September-December 2012): 9; as by: prof Vat Lech.
“An Alien Sea”: RedBubble (http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozreaderdotcom/writing/2059151-an-alien-sea).
“All Hope will Die”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 14.; All Hope Will Die (Tweed Heads South, NSW : privately published, 2009; e-broadsheet).; Weird Verse Quarterly 1:2 (May 2010): 5.
“All Must Die”: “The Final Days” The
Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/188/the-final-days).; PoemHunter.com(13 March 2010; http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/all-must-die/).; Weird Verse Quarterly 1:2 (May 2010): 6.
“An Alliterative Sonnet for Clare”: “” www.thotanhinhthuc.org (4 November 2011; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_sonnet2.html); “BÀI SONNET ĐIỆP ÂM CHO CLARE” www.thotanhinhthuc.org (4 November 2011; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_sonnet2.html); language of translation: Vietnamese; translation by Khe Iem.
“Alter Ego”: Alter Ego (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007).
“Alternate Version”: Rose Red Review 2 (Autumn 2012; http://roseredreview.org/2012-autumn-alternate-version-phillip-a-ellis/).
“Ambition”: Apeiron Review 2 (January 2013; http://www.scribd.com/doc/118912960/Apeiron-Review-Issue-2): 48.
“Amo et Odi”: “Fire Sings us Closer, Ice Repels..” Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): 76.; Pool (17 December 2008; http://www.pool.org.au/media/amo_et_odi).
“Amphibrachic Trimeters”: “NaPoWriMo Day 24: Amphibrachic Trimeters” The Cruellest Month (24 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-24-amphibrachic-trimeters.html).
“And Even my Memories shall Die”: “Opus 996: Traralgon Memories” 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [24].; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01 (no longer online).; http://phillipellis.f-snet.com/ (no longer online).
“Angels of Soft Starlight”: “Forever flung as snow” The Eldritch Dark (31 January 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/143/forever-flung-as-snow).
“Anniversary Dinner”: Weird Verse Quarterly 1:2 (May 2010): 7.
“Annunciation”: Frisson: Disconcerting Verse 21 (Spring 2001): .; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/ (no longer online).; The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 10.; http://phillipellis.f-snet.com/ (no longer online).
“Anonymity”: Poetic Legacy (http://www.poetriclegacy.mysite.com/custom3_1.html).
“Anonymity” (“A sea of texts surrounds me”): Pomona Valley Review 7 (April 2013; forthcoming): ?
“Another Form of Madeleine”: PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/another-form-of-madeleine/).
“Another Lost Shark”: SpeedPoets 10:4 ([2011]): 20.
“Another River”: Eskimo Pie (January 2013; http://www.eskimopie.net/ellisdec12.htm).
“Another Song for Clare”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (31 August 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Another Sonnet (for Clare)” and “August (for Clare)”).
“Another Sonnet (for Clare)”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (31 August 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Another Song for Clare” and “August (for Clare)”).
”Apollo”: Tincture Journal 2 (forthcoming).
“The Apparition”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 25.
“The Apparition on the City Street”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 65-66.
“An April’s Fool Day Rhyme”: “Post-weekend Poetry 070: ‘An April’s Fool Day Rhyme’ by Phillip A Ellis” Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (1 April 2013; http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2013/04/01/post-weekend-poetry-070-an-aprils-fool-day-rhyme-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
“Arcturus”: Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [17].
“Armidale in Autumn”: “Opus 1″ http://phillipellis.fcpages.com (no longer online).
“Around my Lazy Morning”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“As a Crocodile’s Heart”: SpeedPoets (October 2011): .
“As all Things Shall Die”: “Opus 1891″ The Eldritch Dark (29 April 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/32/opus-1891).
“As from their Crypts”: “As from their crypts, the ghouls emerge as one..” The Eldritch Dark (29
September 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/158/as-from-
their-crypts%2C-the-ghouls-emerge-as-one..).; “As from their crypts, the ghouls emerge as one..” Penny Dreadful 15 (2004): 15.
“As if a Jacket”: Melaleuca 8 (February 2010): 7; as by L. S. Fisher.
“As It Rains”: Beyond the Rainbow 66 (March/April 2013): 11.
“As Stars Unattainable”: Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [15-16].
“As the Stars”: “Opus 1856″ The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/49/opus-1856).; Ink, Sweat and Tears (3 February 2013; http://www.inksweatandtears.co.uk/pages/?p=3970).
“The Assignation”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 67-72.
“At Broadmeadow, Dawn”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).; Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [28].
“At Dawn…”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004): .
“At Lakes Entrance”: SpeedPoets (April 2013; forthcoming): ?
“At Pilgrimage’s End”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 44.
“At the Dying Land”: “Nơi Vùng Đất Chết Mòn” Tan Hinh Thuc (http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng Tho Khac/ttk_ellis_dyingland.html; language of translation: Vietnamese).
”At the Theatre”: Pash Capsule (19 February 2013).
“At the Water’s Edge”: Innisfree Poetry Journal 16 (forthcoming 2013).
”Atheist Thought”: Tincture Journal 2 (forthcoming).
“Atlantean Piece”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 62.
“Atlantis Drowned”: Weird Verse Quarterly 1:2 (May 2010): 7.
“Atlantis the Lost”: “Opus 801″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [15].
“Auf Flügeln des Gesanges” / Heinrich Heine: Contemporary Rhyme 3:1 (Winter 2005/2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_1.html; original language: German).
“August (for Clare)”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (31 August 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Another Song for Clare” and “Another Sonnet (for Clare)”).
“Aus Meinen Tränen Sprießen” / Heinrich Heine: Contemporary Rhyme 3:1 (Winter 2005/2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_1.html; original language: German).
“Austere, and Adult”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Srogi i dorosły”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.; Travelling North (Tweed Heads West : [privately published], 2009): .
“[Australian Couplet]” (“The moons set”): “‘Australian couplets’* by Phillip A. Ellis” Scifaikuest (August 2013; forthcoming).
“[Australian Couplet]” (“The sun a point of light,”): “‘Australian couplets’* by Phillip A. Ellis” Scifaikuest (August 2013; forthcoming).
“An Australian Evening”: WestWard Quarterly (forthcoming).
“Australian Hendecasyllabics”: Morgen’s Online Poetry Writing Group (11 January 2013; http://poetrywritinggroup.wordpress.com/2013/01/11/poem-003-australian-hendecasyllabics-by-phillip-ellis/).
“Australian Hendecasyllabics for Graham Nunn”: “Australian Hendecasyllabics” SpeedPoets 11:4 ([June 2012]):[20].
“Australian Hendecasyllabics of Autumn”: “NaPoWriMo Day 8: Australian Hendecasyllabics of Autumn” Phillip Ellis (8 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-8-australian-hendecasyllabics-of-autumn/).
“Autumn”: SpeedPoets 13:2 (March 2013): [10].
“An Autumn Evening”: “Opus 2185″ AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“An Autumn Sky”: Poetic Voices Magazine (): .; “Opus 598″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [12].
“Avowal” (“To you I give my all: all from my heart”): “Opus 1859: Avowal” The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/52/opus-1859%3A-avowal).; “Opus 1862: Avowal” 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [23].
”Avowal” (“She exists now.”): Pash Capsule (forthcoming).

“Babe of Silence”: Cynic Online Magazine (May 2007; http://archive.cynicmag.com/archive.asp?articleid=1667&cat=Cafe).
“A Bagatelle”: Beyond the Rainbow 66 (March/April 2013): 11.
“Balgownie”: From the Depths (11 January 2013; http://www.hauntedwaterspress.com/From_the_Depths/Entries/2013/1/11_Balgownieby_Phillip_A._Ellis.html).
“The Ballad of Lindsay Lohan’s Muff”: Electronic Cerebrectomy (No longer available).
“The Ballad of the Knight of Weir”: “Opus 1813″ The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/58/opus-1813).
“The Ballade of the Barrows”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 37.; http://www.phillipaellis.com/poetry/
“The Ballade of the Currawong’s Song”: Numbat (2008; http://www.wapoets.net.au/numbat/pdu/poems08/phillip_ellis_chance_encounter.html).
“The Ballade of the External Student”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 80.
“Basilisk”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 22.
“The Battle Continues”: “Phillip A. Ellis” Leaves Literary Journal (Autumn 2013; http://leavesliteraryjournal.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/phillip-ellis.html).
“The Bay of Islands”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (7 December 2010; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_bayofislands.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Khe Iem; as: “VỊNH CỦA NHỮNG HẢI ĐẢO”.
“Be Crowned with Light”: “Opus 1926″ The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/23/opus-1926).; Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [13].
“Beatrice”: “Beatrycze” Cegła 14 (2008; language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała).
“Beauty”: The Eldritch Dark (26 April 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/27/beauty).
“Beauty is Silent”: “Opus 1888″ The Eldritch Dark (29 April 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/29/opus-1888).
“Beauty’s Song”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 62.
“Because there Is No Hope for the Future”: Melaleuca 13 (July 2010): 8; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Before the Government Raid (Innsmouth)”: Nightscapes 16 (2006; http://www.epberglund.com/RGttCM/nightscapes/NS16/ns16po03.htm).
“Before the Storm”: “Before the Deluge” Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005).
“Beggary”: Ygdrasil: a Journal of the Poetic Arts 15:9 (September 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0709.HTM).; AuthorsDen (http://www.authorsden.com/categories/poetry_top.asp?id=235790&catid=33).
“Bell-Birds”: PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/bell-birds-2/).
“The Beloved Speaks”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 68.
“The Beloved to the Lover”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 60.
“Beneath Evil Skies”: The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/203/beneath-evil-skies).; Dark Legacy 5 (1999): 7.; Lines, Steve, and John B. Ford (eds.), Cthulhu’s Creatures: Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos (Marton : JnJ Pub. ; Calne : Rainfall Books, 2007): 148.; The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 44.
“Berlin”: Melaleuca 14 (August 2010): 3; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Between Stations”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Pomiędzy stacjami”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Between the Will and the Word”: “Opus 1889″ The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/30/opus-1889).
“Beyond the Veil of Seeming”: “Opus 244″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : [Phillip A. Ellis], 2005): [7].
“Biggles Goes Gay for Patrick White”: Going Down Swinging (): .
“Bioluminescence”: “Opus 1635″ Analog Lands ([England] : The House of Moonlight, 2004; http://www.waldeneast.fsnet.co.uk/analoglands.htm).; PoemHunter.com (http://poemhunter.com/poem/bioluminescence/).
”Birds”: Beyond the Rainbow 66 (March/April 2013): 11.
“Birdsongs of Beauty”: “NaPoWriMo Day 10: Birdsongs of Beauty” Phillip Ellis (10 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-10-birdsongs-of-beauty/).
“Bitter Waters”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 6.
“The Black Fane of Silence”: Strange Gardens (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [21].
“Black Frost in Cimmeria”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“The Black Man”: Poetic Chaos .
“A Blank and Pallid Beast”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 64.
“A Blank Verse Sonnet for a Friend”: “NaPoWriMo Day 1: A Blank Verse Sonnet for a Friend” The Cruellest Month (1 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-1-blank-verse-sonnet-for.html).; http://www.phillipaellis.com/poetry/
“A Blank Verse Sonnet from Suburbia”: “NaPoWriMo Day 11: A Blank Verse Sonnet from Suburbia” Phillip Ellis (11 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-11-a-blank-verse-sonnet-from-suburbia/).
“A Blank Verse Villanelle”: AboveGroundTesting (http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).
“Bless me”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 8.
“Bliss”: AboveGroundTesting (January 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt105.html).
“Blue Skies at Last”: “Opus 1151″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [18].
“The Book of Secrets”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 12.
“Bottles”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Butelki”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Bouts Rimes” (“My heart is never with Galilee”): “Opus 1661: Bouts Rimes”The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/98/opus-1661%3A-bouts-rimes).
“Bouts Rimes” (“Some spirits live of fire, some live of light,”): Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): 48.
“Brilliant Night, Domain of Stars”: The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/154/brilliant-night%2C-domain-of-stars).
“The Burning Bush”: Songs of Innocence 4 (2001): 106.
“A Bush Meditation”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (23rd September 2010; http://thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_abush.html; with Vietnamese translation by Khe Iem).

“The Call of the Deep”: Innsmouth Tales (2000): 2.; Lines, Steve, and John B. Ford (eds.), Inhabitants of Innsmouth ([England] : Rainfall, 2006): 37.; http://www.phillipaellis.com/poetry/
“The Call to Love”: “Opus 4″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : privately printed, 2005): [3].
“Cane Flowers”: “Poem: Cane Flowers” The Cruellest Month (14 August 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/poem-cane-flowers.html).
“Caresses”: Cynic Online Magazine (June 2007; http://archive.cynicmag.com/archive.asp?articleid=1709&cat=Cafe).
“Carrion-Crow”: “Opus 151″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : privately printed, 2005): [5].
“Catalogue Poem”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 10.
“Cataraqui”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 60.
“Celebration”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 38.
“Cerebral Drinker”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 34.
“Chance Encounter”: Numbat (2008; http://www.wapoets.net.au/numbat/pdu/poems08/phillip_ellis_chance_encounter.html).; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/chance-encounter-5/).
“A Chant”: Odin’s Gift: Norse Mythology & Asatru Poetry & Music (http://www.odins-gift.com/poth/recent/achant.htm).
“Cherry Blossom Girl”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 58.
“Child of Stone”: “Heart of Stone” Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 2.
”Chloe Says”: Aberration Labyrinth 5 (March 2013; http://aberrationlabyrinth.blogspot.com.au/2013/03/aberration-labyrinth-issue-005.html): [4].
“Christmas Eve, 2011″: “Christmas Eve Poem: Christmas Eve, 2011″ The Cruellest Month (; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/christmas-eve-poem-christmas-eve-2011.html).
“Christmas Meditation, 2011″: “Christmas Poem: Christmas Meditation, 2011″ The Cruellest Month (25 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/christmas-poem-christmas-meditation.html).
“A Christmas Sestet”: “Yesterday’s Christmas Poem: a Christmas Sestet” The Cruellest Month (22 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/yesterdays-christmas-poem-christmas.html).
“Chrysanthemum and Skull”: The Flayed Man(Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 20.; Chrysanthemum and Skull (Tweed Heads South, NSW : privately published, 2009; e-broadsheet).
“Churchill”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (21 September 2010; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_churchill.html); with Vietnamese translation by: khe Iem.
“Cicadas”: AboveGroundTesting (http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).
“The City at Dusk”: Are Voles Electric?
“The City Beneath the Sands”: Dark Legacy 2:3 (2000): 62.
“The Clouds, Flying through at Altitude”: PoemHunter.com (http://poemhunter.com/poem/the-clouds-flying-through-at-altitude/).
“Coalcliff”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).; Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“A Coastal Christmas Image”: “Christmas Poems: A Coastal Christmas Image” The Cruellest Month (17 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/christmas-poems-coastal-christmas-image.html).
“Cold of Heart, and Cold of Head”: Penny Dreadful 15 (2004): 94.; The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 56.
“Coldness”: “Cold Is Heart and Cold Is Hope” The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/132/cold-is-heart-and-cold-is-hope).
“Colloquy of the Skeleton”: Strange Gardens (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Come Celebrate”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Confessions of a Poet”: “NaPoWriMo Day 13: Confessions of a Poet” The Cruellest Month (13 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-13-confessions-of-poet.html).
“Contemplation (‘Above the plain, a mountain rears’)”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 23.
“Contemplation (‘My heart is as a maiden’)”: “Opus 1644″ The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/105/opus-1644).
“Continuity”: Because we Write (March 2008; http://www.becausewewrite.com/Issue_7_Ellis.htm).
”The Country Church”: Down in the Dirt 119 (September/October 2013; forthcoming).
“The Country Mouse in the Court of the Rat King”: Poems for Big Kids ( : , ): .
“Couplet”: AustralianReader.com; as by: P. Arthur Garnet.
“A Couplet for the Beloved”: “Opus 1890″ The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/31/opus-1890).
“Crawling”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 73.
“The Crawling Chaos”: Poetic Chaos.
“Credo”: Melaleuca 3 (September 2009): 6; translation of “Kredo”; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Cronos”: “New Poetry by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (2 July 2008; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2008/07/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Memento Mori”).
“Curl Me, Sculpt Me…”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004): .
“Currawong Song”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 49.
“Cycles”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 82-83.

“Dactylic Pentameter”: “Post-weekend Poetry 001: ‘Dactylic Pentameter’ by Phillip Ellis” Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (12 December 2011; http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2011/12/12/post-weekend-poetry-001-dactylic-pentameter-by-phillip-ellis/).
“Daedal-Song”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 77.
“The Dandy Hounds”: The Eldritch Dark (31 August 1998; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/192/the-dandy-hounds).; Lovecraft’s Disciples 3 (): .
“Dark Flows the Night Sea”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 62-63.
“Dark Gods”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The Dark Heart: a Blank Verse Rispetto”: “NaPoWriMo Day 19: The Dark Heart: a Blank Verse Rispetto” The Cruellest Month (19 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-19-dark-heart-blank-verse.html).
“Dark Is the Noon”: Three Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : privately published, 2005): [2].; Three Sonnets (Tweed Heads West, NSW : privately published, 2009): [2].
“The Dark Planet”: Nightscapes 10 (12 March 1999; http://www.epberglund.com/RGttCM/nightscapes/NS10/ns10po3.htm).
“Dark Skies”: Pennine Ink: Poetry and Prose 26
(December 2004): 12.
“Darkness”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 17.
“Darkness: a Monody”: “NaPoWriMo Day 30: Darkness: a Monody” The Cruellest Month (30 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-30-darkness-monody.html).
“The Darkness of Night”: “Poem: The Darkness of Night” The Cruellest Month (21 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/poem-darkness-of-night.html).
“Dawn and Dusk”: Ygdrasil: a Journal of the Poetic Arts 15:9 (September 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0709.HTM.
“The Day Is Fair”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 13.
“Days of Glory”: “As Days of Glory Fade to Black” Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): 148.; XX Poems ( : , ): .
“The Days of Wine and Roses”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): .; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/.; http://phillipellis.f-snet.com/.
“De res publica“: “Lights dim, apocalypse calls, lying mask..” The Eldritch Dark (29 September 2004 ;http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/159/lights-dim%2C-apocalypse-calls%2C-lying-mask..).
“The Dead Demon”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 30-31.
“The Dead Knight”: “Quatrains” Contemporary Rhyme 4:3 (Summer 2007; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/4_3.html).
“Dead Souls”: Poetic Legacy (http://www.poetriclegacy.mysite.com/custom3_1.html).
“Dead, White Wood”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (10 October 2010; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_dead.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Khe Iem; as: “Kẻ Chết, Rừng Trắng”.
“Death and the Skald”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Death Feeds on Life”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The Decapitated Body”: ConneXions 8 (April 2013): 10.
“Dedication (for Clare)”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (20 November 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/11/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Polestar (for Clare)” and “What Truly Never Ends (for Clare)”).
“Deep in Darkness”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 45-48.
“Deep in the Midnight”: “Opus 175″ Contemporary Rhyme 1:3 (Fall 2004; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/1_3.html).; The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 52-53.
“Deep in the Night Sky”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): 124.
“The Demon Dreams”: “Opus 2134″ The Eldritch Dark (30 July 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/6/opus-2134).
“The Demoness”: The Eldritch Dark (29 November 2008; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/229/the-demoness).
“Departure”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Desert Ghouls”: Dark Legacy 2:2 (2000): 3.; “Opus 170″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : [Phillip A. Ellis], 2005): [6].
“The Desert of Eld Tasuun”: “The Wasteland of Tasuun” The Eldritch Dark (30 April 1999; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/187/the-wasteland-of-tasuun).
“Desire”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Desolation”: Chandra, Rohitash (ed.), Namaste Fiji: the International Anthology of Poetry (Fiji : The Blue Fog Journal, 2007): 81.
“Despair Rules”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 15.
“Devil Reef”: Innsmouth Tales (2000): 79.
“The Dews of the Rose”: “Opus 1640″ The Eldritch Dark (11 October 2004;
“Diamond Points of Sun on Sea”: “Opus 1645″ The Eldritch Dark ( ;http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/104/opus-1645).
“Diminished Affect”: Pool (19 September 2009; http://pool.abc.net.au/media/diminished_affect).
“Dödskalle”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 20.
“Dog and Bone”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 30.
“Don Giovanni’s Dream”: The Maynard 1:5 (October 2008; http://www.themaynard.org/Vol1No5/contents.html).
“Donald Sidney-Fryer”: “Opus 1606″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [22].
“Drafted Endings: a Terminal After Jill Jones”: “Phillip A. Ellis’ ‘Drafted Endings: a Terminal After Jill Jones’” The Wonder Book (2 January 2013; http://wonderbookofpoetry.org/phillip-a-ellis-drafted-endings-a-terminal-after-jill-jones/)
”A Dream”: Weird Fiction Review (forthcoming).
“The Dream of Meaning”: “New Poetry by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (13 April 2008; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2008/04/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html).
“Dream of something nice tonight”: And then I Woke up! (October 2007): 11.
“A Dream, Perhaps”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 16.
“Dream Tonight”: “Opus 1984″ The Eldritch Dark ().; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : privately printed, 2007).
“The Dreamer Sleeps Tonight”: Dark Legacy 2:1 (2000).
“Dreams Have I Dreamt”: “Opus 1410″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [21].
“Drowned Venice”: Ecotastrophe ().; PoemHunter.com (http://poemhunter.com/poem/drowned-venice/).
“Duocorn”: Contemporary Rhyme 4:2 (Spring 2007; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/4_2.html)
“During a Storm”: “NaPoWriMo Day 26: During a Storm” The Cruellest Month (26 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-26-during-storm.html).
“Dust”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Pył”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.; “Pył” Cegła (2009); translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“The Dust of Travel”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Pył podróżny”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.

“Ebon Night”: Midnight Echo 5 (February 2011): 15.
“Eclipse”: “Opus 2131″ The Eldritch Dark (30 July 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/4/opus-2131).
“Eden”: “Opus 213” Talvipäivänseisaus Special 8 ([?]): [3]; excerpt (last stanza).
“The Edge of Space”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (11 May 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/05/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “A Is for a Shyness” and “Of Songs and Sonnets”).
“Ehigu”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Electricities”: Poindexter (http://www.poindexteronline.com/site/2007/05/electricitiesphillip_a_ellisun.html; no longer online).
“Electron Microscopy”: Spiral Bridge
(http://www.spiralbridge.org/people.asp; no longer online).
“Elements”: Every Day Poets (24 April 2010; http://www.everydaypoets.com/elements-by-phillip-a-ellis/).; Joslin, Oonah V., Constance Brewer, and Kathleen Cassen Mickelson (eds.), The Best of Every Day Poets: Two: 100 Poems Selected from EDP’s Second Year (Vancouver : Every Day, 2011): 75.
“Elements (for Clare)”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (21 December 2010; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_elements.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Phạm Kiều Tùng; as: “NHỮNG THÀNH TỐ (DÀNH GỬI CLARE)”.
“Eleven Dactylic Pentameters”: “NaPoWriMo Day 25: Eleven Dactylic Pentameters” The Cruellest Month (25 April 2012; href="http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-25-eleven-dactylic.html">http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-25-eleven-dactylic.html).
“Embarkation”: Illogical Muse (Fall 2008): [13].; Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Początek”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Emily Dickinson’s Birds”: Jacket
(http://jacketmagazine.com/36/ellis-dickinson.shtml).
“The Empress of Ice”: Current Accounts 21 (Winter 2005/6): 23.
“Enchanted, I Die”: “Opus 1692″ The Eldritch
Dark (27 february 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/73/opus-1692).
“The End of all Songs”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“An Ennui”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 22.
“Entropy”: Weird Fiction Review 2 (2011): 95.
“Epigram of the Seasons”: The Eldritch Dark (30 March 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/25/epigram-of-the-seasons).; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 12.
“Epitaph from 1961″: The Eldritch Dark (29 April 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/33/epitaph-from-1961).
“The Eremite”: Midnight Echo 5 (February 2011): 89.
“Esperantujo”: AboveGroundTesting (July 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt111.html).
“Eternal Night (Heat Death)”: “Opus 1812″ The Eldritch Dark (8 December 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/57/opus-1812).
“Eucalypts”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Eukaliptusy”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“The Evening Breeze”: The Eldritch Dark (31 March 1998; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/199/the-evening-breeze).
“An Evening Reverie”: “NaPoWriMo Day 15: An Evening Reverie” Phillip Ellis (15 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-15-an-evening-reverie/).
“Evening Sonnet”: The Cruellest Month (30 June 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/06/evening-sonnet.html).
“Everything Dies”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (25 March 2012; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_everyhtingdies.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Khe Iem; as: “MỌI THỨ CHẾT”.
“Evil Orchids”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 21.; Evil Orchids (Tweed Heads South, NSW : privately published, 2009); e-broadsheet.
“The Exiled Jarl Speaks”: Eye to the Telescope 6 (October 2012; http://eyetothetelescope.com/archives/006issue.html).
“Expectancy”: Sonnets for Fred Phillips (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2008): [12].
“Expectancy” (“The thunder murmurs in the throat of night,”): Beyond the Rainbow 54 (March/April 2011): 4.

“Fading Flowers”: Spiral Bridge (http://www.spiralbridge.org/people.asp; no longer online).
“Fair Lamia of Mine Heart”: “Songs of Averoigne: X” The Eldritch Dark (31 January 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/140/songs-of-averoigne%3A-x).
“Fair Zothique”: “Opus 1983″ The Eldritch Dark (30 May 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/13/opus-1983).
“The Fall from Heaven”: Ygdrasil: a Journal of the Poetic Arts 15:9 (September 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0709.HTM.
“Fallen Angels”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .; AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“Farewell, my Maid”: “Songs of Averoigne: I” The Eldritch Dark (31 December 2003; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/146/songs-of-averoigne%3A-i)
“Ferns”: “Paprocie” Cegła 14 (2008); Language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“The Ferry”: “The Ferry Below” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [14].
“Fighting the Fall”: Ygdrasil (http://www.etext.org/Poetry/Ygdrasil/Y-0712.HTM).
“The Final Days”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“A Fine Poem to Glow in”: “Để rực sáng trong một bài thơ hay” Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (25th August 2010; http://thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_afinepoem.html).
“Fire-Bringing”: PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/fire-bringing/).
“The Fire-Flower”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Firelight (for Clare)”: “The ‘Clare’ Suite by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (17 May 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/05/clare-suite-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Silver Linings (for Clare)” and “Tinnitus (for Clare)”).
“Fires Rise Over us”: Poindexter Online (http://www.poindexteronline.com/site/2007/06/_fires_rise_over_usphillip_a_e.html; no longer online).
“The Flayed Man”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 9.; The Flayed Man (Tweed Heads South, NSW : privately published, 2009); e-broadsheet.
“Flight (for Clare)”: Ygdrasil 20:7 (July 2012; href="http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-1207.pdf">http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-1207.pdf).
“Flower Fays”: The Eldritch Dark (no longer online).; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 11.
“Flowers (‘Rivers flowing below floating blooms,’)”: “Pauses” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [25-26].
“Flowers (‘Since I had loved in my youth, when my heart was as’)”: “As Stars Unattainable” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [15-16].
“Flowers of the Field”: Written Word 2 (January-February 2007; http://www.rebeldawncf.com/writtenword/wwjanfeb/flowers_01.htm).
“Flying”: Mantichore (): .
“Flying Foxes and Moths”: “Nietoperze i ćmy” Cegła 14 (2008); Language of Translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Fog of a Mountain Town”: AboveGroundTesting (June 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt110.html).; “The Fog” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [22].
“Footsteps at Night”: The Curious Record; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01 (no longer online).; http://phillipellis.f-snet.com/ (no longer online).
“For Alycia Hesse”: XX Poems (): .
“For Christopher Miller”: “NaPoWriMo Day 18: For Christopher Miller” The Cruellest Month (18 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-18-for-christopher-miller.html).
“For Derrick Hussey”: Bluepepper (17 October 2008; href="http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2008/10/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html">http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2008/10/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Tori Amos in the Morning”).; http://phillipellis.f-snet.com (no longer online).
“Forever Is Enough for Sleep”: “Opus 1646″ The Eldritch Dark (29 September 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/103/opus-1646).
“Forget me, Forget me not”: Penny Dreadful 15 (2004): 82.; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/forget-me-forget-me-not/).
“Forgetfulness”: “Opus 2151″ AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“The Four Seasons”: Ascent Aspirations Magazine (http://www.ascentaspirations.ca/thefourseasons.htm).
“Fragment”: The Curious Record (): .; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/ (no longer online).; http://phillipellis.f-snet.com/ (no longer online).
“A Free Verse Ballade of New England”: AboveGroundTesting (June 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt110.html).
“A Free Verse Rispetto for Chris Mansell”: Melaleuca 10 (April 2010): 6; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“A Free Verse Sonnet for Graham Nunn”: The Dandelion Farm Review (forthcoming).
“A Free Verse Sonnet for you, the Reader”: Melaleuca 2 (August 2009): 7.
“Free Verse Sonnets”: AustralianReader.com; as by: L. S. Fisher (no longer online).
“A Free Verse Villanelle from Morning”: “NaPoWriMo Day 2: A Free Verse Villanelle from Morning” Phillip Ellis (2 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-2-a-free-verse-villanelle-from-morning/).
“From a Letter by Brennan”: “NaPoWriMo Day 8: From a Letter by Brennan” The Cruellest Month (8 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-8-from-letter-by-brennan.html).
“From a Poem by Browning”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 29.
“From a World and to a World”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 28.
“A Furious Angel Darts Down from the Heavens”: The Maynard 1:5 (October 2008; http://www.themaynard.org/Vol1No5/contents.html); http://phillipellis.f-snet.com (no longer online).

“The Garden Wears a Coloured Coat”: AboveGroundTesting (July 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt111.html).
“The Gardens of Darkness”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The Gas Giant”: Analog Lands ([England] : The House of Moonlight, 2004; http://www.waldeneast.fsnet.co.uk/analoglands.htm).
“Gas Giants”: Between Kisses (): .
“Genius Loci”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (23 October 2010; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_genius.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Phạm Kiều Tùng; as: “THỔ THẦN”.
“The Ghouls: a Dream”: Dark Legacy 5 (1999): 37.
“The Ghouls All Know”: Dark Legacy 2:2 (2000): 57.
“Gift-Giving”: “Christmas Poems: Gift-Giving” The Cruellest Month (14 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/christmas-poems-gift-giving.html).
“Glorious Dreams I’ve Dreamt”: “Glorious dreams I’ve dreamt, dreams of a sky” The Eldritch Dark (29 February 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/136/glorious-dreams-i%27ve-dreamt%2C-dreams-of-a-sky).
“The God with Three Faces”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The Goddess”: Beyond the Rainbow 15 (September 2004): 15.; XX Poems
“Godless” (“I stood, almost a day ago, it seems”): Atheist Nexus (no longer online).
“Godless” (“I am not perturbed by the lack of God”): “NaPoWriMo Day 12: Godless” The Cruellest Month (12 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-12-godless.html).
“Gordian Knots”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (23 November 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Name me, I Die” and “Not a Sonnet About Frank O’Hara’s Reginald Grundies”).
“The Goth’s Lament (Boo Hoo!)”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online)
“Le Grand Vitrail”: Atomic Publishing (forthcoming in August at http://www.atomicpub.com/).
“Grapes of Tyrian Hue”: “Opus 2133″ The Eldritch Dark (30 July 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/6/opus-2133).
“The Great Wall”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 43.
“Green and Analog Land”: Analog Lands ([England] : The House of Moonlight, 2004) (http://www.waldeneast.fsnet.co.uk/analoglands.htm).
“The Green Canal”: Beyond the Rainbow 15 (September 2004): 15.
“Green Fields”: Illumen 4:1 (Autumn 2007): 31.
“Green Leaves”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Liście”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.

“[Haiku]“: Songs of Innocence (): .
“[Haiku]” (“the ocean breaks”): “Haiku” The Cruellest Month (31 March 2012; href="http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/haiku.html">http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/haiku.html).
“Happy Are Dreams of Hearth and Home”: Write On!! (): .
“Heart of my Heart”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 55.
“Heavens of Embers”: “NaPoWriMo Day 13: Heavens of Embers” Phillip Ellis (13 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-13-heavens-of-embers/).
“Hendecasyllabics”: Melaleuca 039-042 (September-December 2012): 6; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Her Alchemy”: “Her Magic” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [7].
“Heretic, Hater of the Gods”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Heroes (for Clare)”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (14 January 2012; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_heroes.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Khe Iem; as: “Những Anh Hùng (Cho Clare)”.
“A Heroic Rispetto”: “A Heroic Rispetto and Note” The Cruellest Month (1 May 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/05/heroic-rispetto-and-note.html).
“Hide Away”: Dark Legacy 2:1 (2000): 3.
“High-Country Fog at Night”: Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [23].
“Hilary’s Muff”: Electronic Cerebrectomy (2 January 2008; http://samuraifrog.blogspot.com.au/2008/01/hilarys-muff.html).
“Holding Hands”: “Friday’s Poem: Holding Hands” The Cruellest Month (16 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/fridays-poem-holding-hands.html).
“Holly Says”: Pomona Valley Review 7 (April 2013; forthcoming): ?
“Hope”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 54.
“How Old is your Heart?”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 36.
“The Hraede with their Sharp Swords Must Defend their Ancient Seat from the People of Aetla by the Wistla Wood”: Pool (17 November 2008; http://www.pool.org.au/text/phillip_a_ellis/the_hraede_with_their_sharp_swords_must_defend_their_ancient_seat_from_the_peop).
“The Human Race Is Gone and Dead…”: Penny Dreadful 15 (2004): .
“Hymn to Mordiggian”: “Gylas’ Hymn to Mordiggian: a Fragment” The Eldritch Dark (http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/184/gylas%27-hymn-to-mordiggian%3A-a-fragment).
“Hyperborea”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer online)

“I a Brave Man”: Numbat 11:1 (January 2009) (http://www.aceonline.com.au/~db/numbat/pdu/frames/frame_poems09.html)
“I Am but Vain a Dreamer”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer online)
“I Am Haunted by your Heart”: “Songs of Averoigne: V” The Eldritch Dark (31 December 2003; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/150/songs-of-averoigne%3A-v).
“I Am His Dream, and When We Twain Awake…”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004): 4.
“I Contemplate the Heaven and its Stars”: AboveGroundTesting (January 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt105.html).
“I Delight in the Dark”: Melaleuca 3 (September 2009): 7.
“I Dream no More”: “New Poetry by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (6 April 2013; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html); with: “Sonnet IV”.
“I Fell for you”: “Opus 1366″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [20].
“I Forget”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 75.
“I had Dreamt”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“I Have Been as Fire”: The Eldritch Dark (31 May 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/124/i-have-been-as-fire).
“I Have Been as Smoke”: “Opus 2132″ The Eldritch Dark (30 July 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/5/opus-2132).
“I Have Dreamt”: “I have dreamt, and in dreaming have known that my demon has gone” Calenture 2:1 (September 2006).
“I Hold my Breath, the Sunlight Breaks”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 15.
“I know not Many Things”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (23 October 2010; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_Iknow.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Phạm Kiều Tùng; as: “TÔI CHẲNG BIẾT RẤT NHIỀU ĐIỀU”.
“I Longed”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 19.
“I Melt”: Ygdrasil: a Journal of the Poetic Arts 15:9 (September 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0709.HTM).
“I Remember”: “The Transmigration of Iron” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [21].
“I See the Sun Descend…”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“I Wish”: “Chciałbym” Cegła 14 (2008); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Idiot Celluloid”: Poindexter Online (no longer online).
“Idyll”: The Shantytown Anomaly 6 (December 2007): 13.
“The Immortal”: Aoife’s Kiss 6:4 (March 2008): 44.
“In an Apartment”: Worlds of Wonder; The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 74.
“In Mouseburg”: AboveGroundTesting (May 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt109.html).; RedBubble (http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozreaderdotcom/writing/1).
“In my Heart Is a Swamp”: “NaPoWriMo Day 7: In my Heart Is a Swamp” The Cruellest Month (7 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-7-in-my-heart-is-swamp.html).
“In Strange Aeons”: Dark Legacy 4 (March 1999): 25.; 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : [Phillip A. Ellis], 2005): [4]
“In Summer Days Are Dreams of Wine”: Numbat 11:1 (January 2009) (http://www.aceonline.com.au/~db/numbat/pdu/frames/frame_poems09.html); A Tender Touch and a Shade of Blue (http://atendertouch.blogspot.com/).
“In Summer Days Are Dreams of Wine”: Numbat 11:1 (January 2009; http://www.aceonline.com.au/~db/numbat/pdu/frames/frame_poems09.html).; A Tender Touch and a Shade of Blue (http://atendertouch.blogspot.com/).
“In the Garden”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“In the Silent House”: Weird Fiction Review 3 (October 2012): 128.
“In the Wilderness”: Three Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : privately published, 2005): [3].; Three Sonnets (Tweed Heads West, NSW : privately published, 2009): [3].
“In Winter’s Folds”: “Opus 1068″ Miller’s Pond 8:1 (Spring 2005; http://millerspondpoetry.com/index.php?page=vol8_1web#PhillipEllis).
“The Incubus Whispers in Seduction”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 36.
“Infinitude”: “Cosmic Love” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [5].
“Insomnia: Contemplation”: Splizz (no other details).
“Insomnia: Ocean of Dreams”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 27.
“Insomnia: Ocean of Dreams”: Bitter Waters: and other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : privately printed, 2007): 27.
“Insomnia: Vanity, all is Vanity”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 26.
“Into the Night”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “W ciemność”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“It was in the lost kingdom now sunken”: Calenture 2:1 (September 2006): 17-18.
“It Was Time”: The Eldritch Dark (no longer online)

“A Jingle”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 25.
“Journeying”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The Joy of Love’s Unknown to me”: “Opus 1816″ Contemporary Rhyme 3:3 (Summer 2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_3.html).; PoemHunter.com (http://poemhunter.com/poem/the-joy-of-love-s-unknown-to-me).
“A Joyous Bird”: ”Opus 1622” The Eldritch Dark (29 September 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/115/opus-1622).
“Judas Evangelium”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (23 September 2012; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_judas.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Khe Iem; as: “JUDAS, PHÚC ÂM”.

“Kalendris the Lost”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The King of Vampires”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 33.
“Kirra”: Spiral Bridge (no longer online).; Tweed Weekly (no other details).; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/ (no longer online).
“The Kiwi”: “Through the forest, the kiwi seeks” The Eldritch Dark (31 May 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/125/through-the-forest%2C-the-kiwi-seeks).
“Kookaburras”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Kredo”: Melaleuca 3 (September 2009): 6; with translation; language: Esperanto
“A Kyrielle for no Christian God”: “Opus 1683: A Kyrielle for no Christian God” The Eldritch Dark (29 November 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/90/opus-1683%3A-a-kyrielle-for-no-christian-god).

“A Lai for Year’s End”: “Opus 1684: A Lai for Year’s End” The Eldritch Dark (8 December 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/91/opus-1684%3A-a-lai-for-year%27s-end).
“A Lai I Made”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 22.
“A Lake that is Bitter”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“A Lament”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 46.
“Lament for Atlantis”: PoemHunter.com (http://poemhunter.com/poem/lament-for-atlantis)
“Lamia”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 36.
“A Land Lost”: Star*Line 31:6 (November/December 2008): .
“The Landscape of New England”: NarratorAustralia (15 January 2013; http://www.narratoraustralia.com/2013/01/the-landscape-of-new-england-phillip.html).
“The Last Woods”: Campbell, Tyree (ed.), Infradead: Tales of Human Extinction (Cedar Rapids : Sam’s Dot Publishing, 2010): 140.
“Late Snow”: AboveGroundTesting (July 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt111.html).
“Late Spring Moonlight”: Spiral Bridge (no longer online).
“A Late Summer’s Day”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 77.
“Leaf of Linden”: “Opus 1857″The Eldritch Dark (8 December 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/50/opus-1857)
“Legacies”: PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/legacies-2/).
“A Legacy of Wildwoods”: Weird Fiction Review 2 (2011): 60.
“The Leprous Comet”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 13.
“A Lesson of Life”: “Opus 1619″ The Eldritch Dark (29 September 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/113/opus-1619
“Let’s Not Make this Personal”: Ygdrasil 20:7 (July 2012; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-1207.pdf).
“Liao”: Dark Legacy (no other details).
“Light”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).; “Morning Light” Morning Light
(Banora Point, NSW : privately printed, 2007): .
“The Light”: And then I Woke up! (October 2007): 11.
“A Light on the Ocean”: “NaPoWriMo Day 3: A Light on the Ocean” The Cruellest Month (3 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-3-light-on-ocean.html).
“Lilies and Lamia”: Calenture 2:3 (May 2007): [12].
“Lines for my Children’s Education”: “A False Choice” The Cruellest Month (2 January 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/false-choice.html).
“Lines Written in the Realisation that John Tranter must Die”: Lines Written in the Realisation that John Tranter must Die (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): [1].
“Litany”: ” Opus 1985″ The Eldritch Dark (30 May 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/15/opus-1985).
“A Little Sestet”: ,em>Bitter Waters: and Other Poems(Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 47.
“A Loaf, a Book of Verse, some Wine, and you”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 7.
“Lointaine”: Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [12].
“Lonely Spaces”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 17.
“Long Gone Are the Days of Wine and Roses…”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): 96.
“The Long Night Dies”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 37.
“Looking Back up Top”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 31.
“Looking North”: AboveGroundTesting (June 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt110.html).
“Lost”: “Opus 1618″ The Eldritch Dark (29 September
2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/116/opus-1618).
“The Lost Child”: “Zagubione Dziecko” Cegła 13 (2008); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Lostluck Hall”: Calenture 1:3 (May 2006): [9]; as by: L. S. Fisher.; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/lostluck-hall/).
“Die Lotosblume Ängstigt” / Heinrich Heine: Contemporary Rhyme 3:1 (Winter 2005/2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_1.html); original language: German.
“Love Comes Quietly”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer
online).
“Love Offerings”: “Opus 2194″ AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“Love too Late”: “NaPoWriMo Day 22: Love too Late” The Cruellest Month (22 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-22-love-too-late.html).
“Lovecraftian Ode II”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“The Loveless Poet”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 56.
“Luminous Skies at Night”: Beyond the Rainbow 54 (March/April 2011): 4.

“The Mad God”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The Magic Mirror”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The Magpie” (“Reading ‘The Moose’, I see”): Beyond the Rainbow 66 (March/April 2013): 11.
“The Magpie” (“Singer of liquid songs, herald of dawn”): “Opus 646″ The Raintown Review 6:1 (February 2007): 22.
“The Magpie Sings”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 66.
“Magpie Song in Morning”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 14.
“Malevolence”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 24.
“Man and Wife”: The Dandelion Farm Review (forthcoming).
“Mandarins and Pears”: Lily Literary Review 4:6 (May 2007; http://freewebs.com/lilylitreview/4_6ellis.html).
“Manipulations: a Free Verse Sonnet”: “Poem: Manipulations: a Free Verse Sonnet” The Cruellest Month (4 March 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/poem-manipulations-free-verse-sonnet.html).
“The Many Flowers”: “Opus 1623″ The Eldritch Dark (29 September 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/114/opus-1623).
“Mavryn”: “It was in the lost kingdom now sunken,” Calenture 2:1 (September 2006): 17-18.
“May Song”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 18.
“Meditation”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“A Meditation before Falls the Night”: Stellar Showcase Journal 1:5 (Summer 2007): 28.; Stellar Showcase Journal Online (Summer 2007; http://www.stellarshowcasejournal.com/summer/phillip.a.ellis.htm).
“A Meditation on Poetry and Myself”: Itasca Illinois Poetry (http://itascaillinoispoetryman.moonfruit.com/#/publishedpoets/4547605639).
“Memento”: Melaleuca 2 (August 2009): 6; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Memento Mori”: Bluepepper (2 July 2008; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2008/07/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html).; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/memento-mori-8/; with “Cronos”).
“Memnons”: The Eldritch Dark (20 October 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/223/memnons).
“Memories”: “The Sound of Water” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [3].
“Memories of Trees”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).; “Wspomnienie Drzew” Kozirynek 5 (2008); language of translation: Polish ; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.; Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Wspomnienia Drzew”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“The Messenger”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 26.
“Midnight’s Realm”: “Opus 125″ Contemporary Rhyme 3:2 (Spring 2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_3.html.; The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 18-19.
“A Mild June Day”: Beyond the Rainbow 47 (January/February 2010): 13.
“A Moment in Education”: Three Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : privately published, 2005): [4].; Three Sonnets (Tweed Heads West, NSW : privately published, 2009): [4].
“A Momentary Rest”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Krótki Odpoczynek”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Monopthong or Monody, no Matter which”: Numbat 11:1 (January 2009; http://www.aceonline.com.au/~db/numbat/pdu/frames/frame_poems09.html).
“The Moonflower”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Morning in New England, Armidale”: AboveGroundTesting (; http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).
“Morning Light”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 9.
“Morning Magpies Call”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“The Most Powerful Song I Have Heard”: Write On! (no other details).
“Mount Improbable”: Kozirynek 5 (2008); translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.; Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Mount Warning (for Adam Aitken)”: PoemHunter.com (http://poemhunter.com/poem/mount-warning-for-adam-aitken/”).
“The Mountains of Atlas”: The Eldritch Dark (31 May 1998; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/197/the-mountains-of-atlas).
“A Multitude of Stars”: Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): .
“Music Rings”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“My Days”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 74.
“My Heart”: “Songs of Averoigne: XII” The Eldritch Dark (31 January 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/142/songs-of-averoigne%3A-xii).
“My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“My Loving Maid”: “Songs of Averoigne: IX” The Eldritch Dark (31 January 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/139/songs-of-averoigne%3A-ix).
“My Rose of Averoigne”: “Songs of Averoigne: VIII” The Eldritch Dark (31 January 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/138/songs-of-averoigne%3A-viii).
“My Vampiress”: “Opus 2352″ The Eldritch Dark (23 November 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/34/opus-2352).
“My Witch”: “Songs of Averoigne: XI” The Eldritch Dark (31 January 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/141/songs-of-averoigne%3A-xi).
“My Witch-Mistress”: Mantichore (): .
“Mysteries of Night”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 13.; XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Mystery”: “Opus 2188″ The Eldritch Dark (20 October 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/221/opus-2188).

“Name me, I Die”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (23 November 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Gordian Knots” and “Not a Sonnet About Frank O’Hara’s Reginald Grundies”).
“Naming Judith Rodriguez”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (4 November 2011; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_naming.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Khe Iem; as: “GỌI TÊN JUDITH RODRIGUEZ“.
“The Neckan” / Erik Johan Stagnelius: Contemporary Rhyme 3:1 (Winter 2005/2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_1.html; translated with: Martin Andersson; original language: Swedish.
“The Necromancer Speaks”: The Eldritch Dark (31 May 1999; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/180/the-necromancer-speaks).
“The New Man”: Mandible (3 April 2012; http://mandible-poetry.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/new-man-l-s-fisher.html); as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Night Passenger”: The New Formalist 7:2 (no longer online).
“Night-Patrol”: “NaPoWriMo Day 28: Night-Patrol” The Cruellest Month (28 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-28-night-patrol.html).
“Nightfall”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Nightingales Sing in the Night”: “Songs of Averoigne: VII” The Eldritch Dark (31 December 2003; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/152/songs-of-averoigne%3A-vii).
“Nightmare of a Haunted Father”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (5 January 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/01/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “After John Tranter, on Painting the Whole Sky”).
“Night-Reverie”: Star*Line 31:6 (November/December 2008): .
“Nights Are More”: Pomona Valley Review 7 (April 2013; forthcoming): ?
“Night’s Departing Breath”: Dark Legacy4 (1999): .
“Night-Song”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 51.
“Nocturn of November”: AboveGroundTesting (May 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt109.html).
“Nocturn of Wandering”: Melaleuca 25-28 (July-October 2011): 20-22.
“Nocturn: Quatrain”: Melaleuca 19 (January 2011): 10; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Nonsense Song”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 58.
“Noon-Song”: Poindexter Online (no longer online).; “A Sea of Clouds” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [8].
“North Shore Line”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online.; Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 8.
“Northwards, after Towradgi”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Na północ, minęliśmy Towradgi”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Not a Sonnet About Frank O’Hara’s Reginald Grundies”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (23 November 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Gordian Knots” and “Name me, I Die”).
“Nothing Less Important”: AboveGroundTesting 115 (November 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt115/agt115.html).
“Nounlessly Sonnetlike”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“Now that the Stars Have Set”: Numbat (2008; http://www.wapoets.net.au/numbat/pdu/poems08/phillip_ellis_chance_encounter.html).

“O Dark, Mephitic Muse, Heed this my Plea”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Published, 2005): .
“O Demon-Throated Sea”: “Opus 2135″ The Eldritch Dark (30 July 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/8/opus-2135).
“Oannes”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Ocean Writing”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (5 March 2012; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html).
“An Ode to Clark Ashton Smith”: ” Opus 1638: An Ode to Clark Ashton Smith” The Eldritch Dark (29 September 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/106/opus-1638%3A-an-ode-to-clark-ashton-smith).
“Ode to Night”: The Eldritch Dark (8 December 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/55/ode-to-night).
“Ode to the False Dawn”: “Opus 1686: Ode to the False Dawn” The Eldritch Dark (8 December 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/93/opus-1686%3A-ode-to-the-false-dawn).
“Of Cattle-Breeding Stock Myself”: SpeedPoets 10:5 ([2011]): [8].
“Of Songs and Sonnets”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (11 May 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/05/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “A Is for a Shyness” and “The Edge of Space”).
“An Old Story”: The Raintown Review 6:1 (February 2007): 23-27.
“An Old Warrior to his Grandson”: The Eldritch Dark (31 May 1999; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/181/an-old-warrior-to-his-grandson).
“On a Choir of Demons”: The Curious Record (no further details).; Pool (27 May 2009; http://www.pool.org.au/text/phillip_a_ellis/on_a_choir_of_demons).
“On a Dreamt Kitten”: “NaPoWriMo Day 1: On a Dreamt Kitten” Phillip Ellis (1 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-1-on-a-dreamt-kitten/).
“On a Love-Philtre”: “Songs of Averoigne: VI” The Eldritch Dark (31 December 2003; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/151/songs-of-averoigne%3A-vi).
“On a Misty Morning”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 10.
“On Death and Life”: The Eldritch Dark (no longer online).
“On Friendship”: Sonnets for Fred Phillips (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2008): [9].
“On Hadrian’s Wall”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“On Hearing the Beloved Sing”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 61.
“On his Moral Blindness”: SpeedPoets 9:7 ([2010]): [15].
“On Living in the Same World as you”: Sonnets for Fred Phillips (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2008): [10].
“On Machen”: “Opus 1576″ Freefall (Fall 2004): 59.
“On Music”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 54.; http://www.phillipaellis.com/poetry/
“On myself”: “Opus 1744″ The Eldritch Dark (30 May 2005;
http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/68/opus-1744).
“On New Year’s Eve”: “Pushing the boundaries of form: A Guest Post by Phillip A. Ellis” Another Lost Shark (14 October 2012; http://anotherlostshark.com/2012/10/14/pushing-the-boundary-of-form-a-guest-post-by-phillip-a-ellis/); part of: “A New Poetic Form? Or an Old One Transformed?”.
“On Nothingness”: “Opus 1743″ The Eldritch Dark (30 May 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/67/opus-1743).
“On our Ancestors”: Analog Lands ([England] : The House of Moonlight, 2004; http://www.waldeneast.fsnet.co.uk/analoglands.htm).
“On Rain”: “Opus 1696″ The Eldritch Dark (27 February 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/77/opus-1696).
“On Remorseful Recollection”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 50.
“On Stars and Darkness”: Weird Fiction Review 2 (2011): 95.
“On Summer”: “Post-weekend Poetry 054: On Summer by Phillip A Ellis” Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (31 December 2012; http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2012/12/31/post-weekend-poetry-054-on-summer-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
“On the Drought”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 78.
“On the Eve of a New Year”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“On The Hill of Dreams”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 70.
“On the Last Continent”: “Opus 1858″ The Eldritch Dark (29 November 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/51/opus-1858).
“On the Multiverse”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 72.
“On the Nature of Evil”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 81.; The Glass Coin (forthcoming).
“On the Northwards Train”: “Forever” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [11].
“On the Passing of the Pope”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer online).
“On the Sea of Dreams”: “NaPoWriMo Day 16: On the Sea of Dreams” Phillip Ellis (16 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-16-on-the-sea-of-dreams/).
“On Time”: Birds by my Window: Willow Tree Poems (http://birdsbywindow.blogspot.com/2007/10/three-birds-by-luis-cuauhtemoc.html).; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/on-time-5/).
“On us Puppets”: The Maynard 1:5 (October 2008; http://www.themaynard.org/Vol1No5/contents.html).
“On Winter Dawns”: “NaPoWriMo Day 9: On Winter Dawns” The Cruellest Month (9 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-9-on-winter-dawns.html).
“Once, I Was a Child”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Pewnego dnia, gdy byłem dzieckiem”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“One could Almost Dream”: Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): .
“One Willie Wagtail”: Ancient Heart Magazine (October 2007; http://ancientheartmagazine.co.uk/pageone.aspx).
“Opening the Gates”: “Poem: Opening the Gates” The Cruellest Month (25 January 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/poem-opening-gates.html).
“Opening the Presents on a Hot Summer’s Day”: ”A Fortnight of Christmas Poems: One: Opening the Presents on a Hot Summer’s Day” The Cruellest Month (12 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/fortnight-of-christmas-poems-one.html).; SpeedPoets 11:1 ([February 2012]): [2].
“Opus 1642″: “[Entry for Pantun]” Wikipedia (copied widely online).
“Orion above”: “One could Almost Dream” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [20].
“Orion Hung Low”: Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [19].
“Otherworlds”: “Opus 445″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [11].
“Othuum”: Horror House (no further details).
“Our Lives Are Sweet”: “NaPoWriMo Day 20: Our Lives Are Sweet” The Cruellest Month (20 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-20-our-lives-are-sweet.html).

“The Painter Dreams or not”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 79-80.
“A Pantoum on Christmas”: “Thursday’s Christmas Poem: A Pantoum on Christmas” The Cruellest Month (24 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/thursdays-christmas-poem-pantoum-on.html).
“A Pantoum on Mortality”: Beyond the Rainbow 45 (September/October 2009): 3.
“A Paradox Exists”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 32.
“Paranoia”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“The Parrot”: Electronic Cerebrectomy (9 October 2006; http://samuraifrog.blogspot.com/2006/10/parrot-by-phillip-ellis.html).
“The Pass, Lights above me”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Światła na przejściu, ponad moją głową”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“The Pass of Hours”: “Under the Heavens, Behemoths Breathe” The Eldritch Dark (30 September 2003; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/156/under-the-heavens%2C-behemoths-breathe).
“The Passionate Astronomer to his Love”: The Eldritch Dark (30 March 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/21/the-passionate-astronomer-to-his-love).
“Peace Dwells in Pleasure here”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 17.
“A Phantasm”: “Opus 2384″ Sonnet Writers 1 (2006): 39.
“Phantoms”: AboveGroundTesting (July 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt111.html).
“The Phenomenon of Luminosity”: Cordite Poetry Review 36: Electronica (1 December 2011; http://cordite.org.au/poetry/electronica/the-phenomenon-of-luminosity/).
“Pickman”: Dark Legacy 2:3 (2000): 63.
“A Piece for Bobbi Sinha-Morey”: Beyond the Rainbow 45 (September/October 2009): 3.
“Pig-hunt”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 75-76.
“Pity my Dream”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 81-82.
“Planetfall”: Analog Lands ([England] : The House of Moonlight, 2004; http://www.waldeneast.fsnet.co.uk/analoglands.htm).
“The Pleasure Garden of Zenuphar”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Poem in Four Quatrains”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer online)
“[Poem of the Week]” (“Shall we dream, in dreaming know”): Are Voles Electric? (no longer online)
“[Poem of the Week]” (“The sun arises”): Are Voles Electric? (no longer online)
“Poem with Refrain”: AboveGroundTesting (July 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt111.html).
“The Poet and the Poem”: Sonnets for Fred Phillips (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2008): [11].
“Poet in Exile”: Ygdrasil: a Journal of the Poetic Arts 15:9 (September 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0709.HTM.
“Poetry”: “NaPoWriMo Day 29: Poetry” The Cruellest Month (29 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-29-poetry.html).
“The Poet’s Dead”: The Eldritch Dark (16 February 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/214/three-sonnets); as part of: “Three Sonnets”.
“The Poet’s Dead at Last”: The Eldritch Dark (16 February 2007; href="http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/214/three-sonnets">http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/214/three-sonnets); as part of: “Three Sonnets”.; “The Poet’s Dead” Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 14.
“Polestar”: The Eldritch Dark (23 November 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/33/polestar).
“Polestar (for Clare)”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (20 November 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/11/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Dedication (for Clare)” and “What Truly Never Ends (for Clare)”).
“Political Epigram”: Contemporary Rhyme 2:4 (Fall 2005; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/2_4.html).
Popular Song at Dusk”: AboveGroundTesting (http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).
“Post Mortem Love”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 52.
“Powers”: Melaleuca 3 (September 2009): 8.
“Proof”: “Opus 2204″ AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“The Prophet Xairos”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Published, 2005): .
“A Prosaic Poem”: “As I Journeyed through a Desolate Land” Penny Dreadful 15 (2004): 43.
“Prose Poem”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online)
“Prospects”: Illumen (): .; Pool (22 February 2009; http://pool.abc.net.au/media/prospects).
“Psychosis”: http://phillipellis.f-snet.com/ (no longer online).
“The Pyramid”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .

“A Quatern on Time”: “Poetic Forms: the Quatern” The Cruellest Month (27 June 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/poetic-forms-quatern.html).
“Quatorzain for Charlene”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 21.
“The Quatorzain of my Heart’s Desire”: “NaPoWriMo Day 17:
The Quatorzain of my Heart’s Desire” The Cruellest Month (17 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-17-quatorzain-of-my.html).
“Quatrain (“I sit, and a line or phrase will be summoned”)”: “NaPoWriMo Day 5: Quatrain” The Cruellest Month (5 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-5-quatrain.html).
“Quatrain” (‘Like tropes of distant Earths’): Star*Line 31:1 (january/February 2008): 20.
“Quatrain” (“The sun desires the lily,”): Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 69.
“Quatrain” (“When darkness falls upon the sleepless lands,”): “Untitled” Dark Legacy 2:4 (Winter 2000/2001): 6.
“Quatrain” (“The winds die,”): The Eldritch Dark (16 February 2007: http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/215/quatrain).; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 26.
“Quatrains”: The Eldritch Dark (20 October 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/224/quatrains).
“Questing Ever Inwards”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Quietude”: 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [13].
“Quintain”: “At Dawn” Songs of Innocence 5 (2004): 163.
“Quotation Poem”: Melaleuca 14 (August 2010): 4; as by: L. S. Fisher.

“Rabbits”: Delici.us (24 September 2010; http://amphibi.us/all/rabbits/).
“Rain”: “Opus 610″ The Raintown Review 5:1 (2005): 57.; Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [24].
“Rain Falls within”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 63-64.
“Rainbows Fade in the Air”: AboveGroundTesting (http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).
“Rainfall”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer online).
“Rasping Away, the Night Is Outside”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Wiatr, na Zewnątrz Noc”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Recollected in Tranquility”: “Post-weekend Poetry 061: Recollected in Tranquility by Phillip A Ellis” Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (18 February 2013; http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2013/02/18/post-weekend-poetry-061-recollected-in-tranquility-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
Red Hills at Night: Melaleuca 1 (July 2009): 7; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Remembering these”: “Opus 2222″ Australian Poetic Society Poem of the Week (22 April 2007).; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 21.
“A Remembrance of Things Past”: Poindexter Online (no longer online).
“The Repast”: Star*Line (): .
“Retrospect and Recollections”: “NaPoWriMo Day 7: Retrospect and Recollections” Phillip Ellis (7 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-7-retrospect-and-recollections/).
“Returning South, Momently”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 32.
“Reveries of a Summer’s Day”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Reverselet” (“Doom stalks the driven lands,”): The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 59.
“Reverselet” (“For even Zothique will die”): “For Even Zothique Will Die” The Eldritch Dark (29 February 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/135/for-even-zothique-will-die).
“Reverselet” (“How I will dream of her,”): Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 9.
“Reverselet” (“I have been dreaming of a summer day”): AustralianReader.com(no longer online).
“Reverselet to the Sonnet of My Heart”: Beyond the Rainbow 66 (March/April 2013): 11.
“A Rhyme”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 23.
“A Rispetto of Summer”: “Opus 1695″ The Eldritch Dark (27 February 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/76/opus-1695).
“The River Girl”: Star*Line (September 2009): .
“Rondel”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): 22.
“Rosa Aeternalis”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): .
“Rothko on the Blue Mountains at Bushfire Season”: Rothko on the Blue Mountains at Bushfire Season (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): [1].
“Rune-Mastery”: Mantichore (): .

“Sailing North”: PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/sailing-north/).
“The Sailor of the Seas of Time”: “’The Sailor of the Seas of Time’ by Phillip Ellis” William Hope Hodgson (28 December 2013; http://williamhopehodgson.wordpress.com/2012/12/28/the-sailor-of-the-seas-of-time-by-phillip-ellis/).; “‘The Sailor of the Sea of Time’, by Philipp Ellis. – Full text.” Your Coleridge (2 January 2013; http://samueltaylorcoleridge.me/2013/01/02/the-sailor-of-the-sea-of-time-by-philipp-ellis-full-text/comment-page-1/).
“Sands and Salt”: “Opus 2178″ The Eldritch Dark (16 February 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/212/opus-2178).
“Satan Aware”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 29.
“Satan Speaks”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 41.
“Save Only as the Words of a Title Unremembered”: Melaleuca 19 (January 2011): 8-9; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Scarborough”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Schrödinger’s Cat”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 73.
“Schubert and Incense”: “Opus 1236″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [19].
“[Scifaiku]” (“I am brought to mind”): Scifikuest (no other details).
“[Scifaiku]” (“moist skin”): Scifikuest 5:3 (February 2008): 10.
“A Sea of Clouds”: “Noon-Song” Poindexter Online (no longer online).; Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): .
“Sea-Eagle”: Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [4].
“Second Stop”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Drugi Przystanek”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Self-Reflection”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 83.
“The Sentinels of Time”: Nightscapes 9 (September 1998; URL forthcoming).
“Septet”: The Eldritch Dark (30 May 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/12/septet).
“Sestet”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 84.
“Sestets for Pandora”: “NaPoWriMo Day 12: Sestets for Pandora” Phillip Ellis (12 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-12-sestets-for-pandora/).
“Sestina”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“Seven Couplets”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 34.
“The Seventh State”: The Eldritch Dark (31 July 1998; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/194/the-seventh-state).
”Shakespeare, 2701 A. U. C.”: The Glass Coin (13 March 2013; http://theglasscoin.com/shakespeare-2701-a-u-c-poem-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
“She Leaves in the Morning”: “I Wish…” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [9].
“She Shall not Leave me whilst my Powers Are Vast”: Mantichore (): .
“Ship and Ulysses”: “NaPoWriMo Day 21: Ship and Ulysses” The Cruellest Month (21 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-21-ship-and-ulysses.html).
“A Shorter Meditation”: SpeedPoets 10:4 ([2011]): 15.
“Shunted Hen House”: Melaleuca 15-16 (September-October 2010): 20-25; as by: Prof. Vat Lech.
“A Sign of the Times”: Analog Lands ([England] : The House of Moonlight, 2004; http://www.waldeneast.fsnet.co.uk/analoglands.htm).
“Silhouettes”: “Opus 2220″ Wild Grapes: Australian Poetry (22 September 2006; http://australian-poetry.blogspot.com.au/2006_09_01_archive.html).
“Silver Linings (for Clare)”: “The ‘Clare’ Suite by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (17 May 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/05/clare-suite-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Firelight (for Clare)” and “Tinnitus (for Clare)”).
“A Simple Pleasure”: “Opus 707″ Talvipäivänseisaus Specials 8 ([?]): [3].
“A Simple Sunset Song”: The Eldritch Dark (29 November 2008; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/228/a-simple-sunset-song).
“Sing, O my Heart”: Penny Dreadful (): .
“Sing, O Thessalian One”: “Sing – O Thessalian one” The Eldritch Dark (31 March 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/131/sing—o-thessalian-one).
“Sixteen Lines in Winter”: “NaPoWriMo Day 4: Sixteen Lines in Winter” Phillip Ellis (4 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-4-sixteen-lines-in-winter/).
“Sleepless Nights”: SpeedPoets 10:2 ([2011]): 9.
“Sleep’s Moth”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 27.
“Snow”: “New Poetry by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (2 August 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/08/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Winter Breathing”).
“Snowball”: Songs of Innocence 5 (2004 ): 156.
“Snow-White Boomers”: The Cruellest Month (13 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/snow-white-boomers-six-white-boomers.html#comment-form).
“So Far”: AboveGroundTesting (May 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt109.html).; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/so-far-4/).
“Solar Sonnet”: Calenture 1:1 (September 2005): [14]; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Something About you”: “Rispetto” Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 42.
“Somewhere”: SpeedPoets 13:1 (February 2013): [20].
“Song” (“No nightingale”): Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 45.
“Song” (“So solemnly I sang this song:”): The Eldritch Dark (20 October 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/222/song).
“A Song of Light”: Into the Willows (September; http://intothewillows.wordpress.com/phillip-a-ellis/).
“A Song of Sorrow”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 67.
“Song of the Stars”: The Eldritch Dark (30 May 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/16/song-of-the-stars).; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 25.
“Song-boxes”: Stellar Showcase Journal 1:5 (Summer 2007): 28.; Stellar Showcase Journal Online (Summer 2007; http://www.stellarshowcasejournal.com/summer/phillip.a.ellis.htm; with “A Meditation Before Falls the Night”).
“Songs”: “Opus 2291″ Contemporary Rhyme 3:4 (Fall 2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_4.html).
“The Songstress Sorrows”: Beyond the Rainbow 15 (September 2004): 15.
“Sonnet”: Calenture 1:2 (January 2006): ; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Sonnet I”: “Australian Poet/Writer/Editor: Phillip A. Ellis” Interviews Poets, Writers: A Place To Display Their Works ([4 October 2012]; http://poetsinterviews.blogspot.com.au/p/australian-phillip-ellis.html).
“Sonnet II”: “Australian Poet/Writer/Editor: Phillip A. Ellis” Interviews Poets, Writers: A Place To Display Their Works ([4 October 2012]; http://poetsinterviews.blogspot.com.au/p/australian-phillip-ellis.html).
“Sonnet III”: Melaleuca 039-042 (September-December 2012): 7; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Sonnet for a Friend”: “Sonnet for a Friend” The Cruellest Month (16 January 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/sonnet-for-friend.html).
“Sonnet for Boyd Pearson”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 7.
“A Sonnet for Cass”: Tan Hinh Thuc (14 February 2011; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_sonnet.html).
“Sonnet IV”: “New Poetry by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (6 April 2013; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html); with: “I Dream no More”.
“A Sonnet of Mixed Meter”: “NaPoWriMo Day 4: A Sonnet of Mixed Meter” The Cruellest Month (4 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-4-sonnet-of-mixed-meter.html).
“Sonnets for J.M.: 1″: “Opus 320: 1″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : [Phillip A. Ellis], 2005): [8].
“Sonnets for J.M.: 2″: “Opus 320: 2″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : [Phillip A. Ellis], 2005): [9].
“Sonnets for J.M.: 3″: “Opus 320: 3″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : [Phillip A. Ellis], 2005): [10].
“Sorceror from his Love”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Sorrow”: PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/sorrow-73/).
“Sorrow and Mourning”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“Sorrows of the Loveless”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 48.
“The Spacefarer Thinks Back on the Distant Earth”: Eye to the Telescope (April 2013; forthcoming).
“The Spectre”: The Eldritch Dark (31 May 1999; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/183/the-spectre).
“The Spectre’s Elegy”: “NaPoWriMo Day 10: The Spectre’s Elegy” The Cruellest Month (10 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-10-spectres-elegy.html).
“Spectres Haunt my Heart”: “Songs of Averoigne: IV” The Eldritch Dark (31 December 2003; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/149/songs-of-averoigne%3A-iv).
“Spring Returns”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 57.
“Spring Storms”: “Opus 1303″ Talvipäivänseisaus Specials 8 ([?]): [3].; XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Stanwell Park”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“The Star”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 57.
“The Starfarer Muses”: Prism Quarterly (no further details).
“Stars upon a Strange Shore”: “Opus 1655″ The Eldritch Dark (30 October 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/99/opus-1655).; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 24.
“Star-treading”: “Opus 1855: Star-treading” The Eldritch Dark (8 December 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/48/opus-1855%3A-star-treading).
“Static Electricity”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); as by: L. S. Fisher.
“A Storm Is on its Way Tonight”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Strange Freight”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 39.
“Street Infant”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 16.
“Submarine Bells”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 61.
“A Suburban Elegy (for Clare)”: Ygdrasil 20:7 (July 2012; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-1207.pdf).
“Suburbia”: AboveGroundTesting (http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/
“Such Beauties of Sky”: “Opus 1932″ The Wheel: a Periodical of Pagan Thought, Verse and Creative Expressions of Alternative Paths 6 (Fall 2005): 11.
“Such Dreams”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer online)
“Such Necromancy”: Because we Write 4 (July 2007; http://www.becausewewrite.com/Issue_4_Ellis.htm).
“Such Sorcery”: Because we Write 4 (july 2007; http://www.becausewewrite.com/Issue_4_Ellis.htm).
“Such Sweetness”: “Opus 1925″ The Eldritch Dark (30 March 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/22/opus-1925).
“Summer Lines”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Summer Rain”: AboveGroundTesting (May 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt109.html).
“Summer Rains”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 51.
“The Summer Wind Is Sere”: The Eldritch Dark (16 February 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/214/three-sonnets); as part of: “Three Sonnets”.
“Sunday Idyll”: Cover of Darkness (May 2007): 34.
“A Supplication”: Illogical Muse (): .
“Swallows”: Spiral Bridge (no longer online).
“Sweet Silence”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 43.
“Sweet Silences”: Beyond the Rainbow 45 (September/October 2009): 3.; XX Poems ( : , ): .
“A Syllabic Rispetto on Certain Hours”: The Cruellest Month (5 July 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/syllabic-rispetto-on-certain-hours.html).
“Syllabics”: “Red Grevilleas” The Eldritch
Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/133/red-grevilleas).

“Tablet and Water”: Numbat 11:1 (January 2009; http://www.aceonline.com.au/~db/numbat/pdu/frames/frame_poems09.html).; PoemHunter.com (http://poemhunter.com/poem/tablet-and-water/).
“Talking”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Rozmowa”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Tartessos”: Sonnet Writers 1 (2006): 39.; Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 20.
“Ten Lines for John Kinsella”: Melaleuca 11 (May 2010): 6; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Tercet” (“I am her dream, and when we twain awake,”): Songs of Innocence (no further information).
“Tercet” (“If we were stars in each other’s sky,”): AustralianReader.com (no longer online).; “A Multitude of Stars” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [6].
“Tercet to a Poet”: “Trójwiersz dla poety” Cegła 14 (2008); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“A Terzanelle for a Lover too Late”: “Opus 1685: A Terzanelle for a Lover too Late” The Eldritch Dark (8 December 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/92/opus-1685%3A-a-terzanelle-for-a-lover-too-late).
“The Testament of a Grand Sinner”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 84.; AuthorsDen (http://www.authorsden.com/categories/poetry_top.asp?catid=52&id=235893).; PoemHunter.com (http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-testament-of-a-grand-sinner/).
“There’s a Thought in me”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 41.
“Thermopylae”: Pool (19 September 2009; http://www.pool.org.au/text/phillip_a_ellis/thermopylae).
“These Phantoms”: “New Poem: These Phantoms” The Cruellest Month (15 May 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/new-poem-these-phantoms.html).
“Thinking Homewards”: “Opus 1593″ Analog Lands ([England] : The House of Moonlight, 2004; http://www.waldeneast.fsnet.co.uk/analoglands.htm).
“This Fabulous Shadow only the Sea Keeps”: Calenture 2:3 (May 2007): [22].
“This Is how I Find myself Reading”: AboveGroundTesting (June 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt110.html).
“This Is the Way I Once Walked”: AboveGroundTesting (January 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt105.html).
“This Life”: “Opus 725″ 21 Sonnets (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): [14].
“This Present Moment, Still”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“This Roundelay Is my Lay”: “Opus 1687″ The Eldritch Dark (29 November 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/94/opus-1687).
“This Was my Dream”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 87.
“Though Dust we may Ever Be”: “Opus 1693″ The Eldritch Dark (27 February 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/74/opus-1693).
“Thoughts after Dusk”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 33.
“Three Islands under Summer”: Beyond the Rainbow 47 (January/february 2010): 13.
“Three Pieces After Sunrise”: Melaleuca 20-24 (February-June 2011): 11; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“Three Quatrains for Clare”: Tan Hinh Thuc (http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_threequatrains.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Khe Iem; as: “BA TỨ THƠ CHO CLARE”.
“Three Sestets”: “NaPoWriMo Day 6: Three Sestets” Phillip Ellis (6 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-6-three-sestets/).
“Thunder (for Clare)”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (18 January 2011; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_thunder.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Khe Iem; as: “TIẾNG SẤM (CHO CLARE)”.
“Tinnitus (for Clare)”: “The ‘Clare’ Suite by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (17 May 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/05/clare-suite-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Firelight (for Clare)” and “Silver Linings (for Clare)”).
“To a Beautiful Woman”: “Do pięknej Kobiety” Cegła (2008) ; language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“To a Dreamer”: Sonnets for Fred Phillips (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2008): [8].
“To a Former Love”: “To Nenuphár” The Eldritch Dark (31 August 1998; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/193/to-nenuphár).
“To a Friend”: AboveGroundTesting (June 2008; http://www.angelfire.com/on/abovegroundtesting/agt110.html).
“To a Sales Clerk”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 71.
“To a Younger Love”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 38.
“To C. D. Whateley”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 13.
“To Choke on Words”: Numbat (2008; http://www.wapoets.net.au/numbat/pdu/poems08/phillip_ellis_chance_encounter.html).
“To Clark Ashton Smith”: “Clark Ashton Smith: an Elegy” The Eldritch Dark (30 April 1998; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/198/clark-ashton-smith%3A-an-elegy).
“To Emerald Eyes”: “Opus 1745″ The Eldritch Dark (30 May 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/69/opus-1745).
“To her”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 18.
“To Lyonesse and Ys”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“To my Archangel”: “O dark archangel, fair as dusk” The Eldritch Dark (31 May 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/126/o-dark-archangel%2C-fair-as-dusk).
“To my Desert Princess”: The Curious Record (no further details).; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/ (no longer online).; http://phillipellis.f-snet.com/ (no longer online).
“To my Dream”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 55.
“To my Fetch”: SpeedPoets 9.5 ([2010]): [12].
“To my Lamia”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 35.
“To my Love”: “Opus 2305″ Contemporary Rhyme 3:3 (Summer 2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_3.html).
“To my Lover of Ice”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
“To my Mistress, in Partial Undress at her Window”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 85.; Pool (19 September 2009; http://www.pool.org.au/text/phillip_a_ellis/to_my_mistress_in_partial_undress_at_her_window).
“To my Sullen Pard”: “Opus 1694″ The Eldritch Dark (27 February 2005; ,a href=””>).
“To Nenuphár”: The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/193/to-nenuph%C3%A1r).
“To One Dreamt”: “Opus 2179″ The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/213/opus-2179).
“To one Fair and Sleepy”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 76.
“To One in Bedlam”: The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/191/to-one-in-bedlam).
“To Science”: Sonnets for Fred Phillips (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2008): [7].
“To Tarkovsky”: “Two Poems by Phillip A. Ellis” Busk (15 August 2012; http://buskjournal.wordpress.com/2012/08/15/two-poems-by-philip-a-ellis/).
“To the Beloved”: Contemporary Rhyme 2:4 (Fall 2005; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/to_the_beloved.PDF).
“To the Butterflies”: “Opus 1742″The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/28/opus-1742).; XX Poems ( : , ).
“To the Desired One”: Prism Quarterly (): .
“To the Idealised Beloved”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 59.
“To the Moon”: AboveGroundTesting (http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).; XX Poems ( : , ).
“To the Poet’s Heart”: “Opus 2200″ AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“To the Royal Iris”: “Opus 980″ AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“The Tomb of Clark Ashton Smith”: “Opus 1613″ The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/112/opus-1613).
“Tonight Let me Lay”: “Opus 1927″ The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/24/opus-1927).; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 22.
“Tori Amos in the Morning”: “New Poetry by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (17 October 2008; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2008/10/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with
“For Derrick Hussey”).
“A Tower of Cunning Work Was Wrought”: The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/155/a-tower-of-cunning-work-was-wrought).; Weird Worlds 1 (November 2006): 38.; The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 11.
“A Tower to the Sky”: Ygdrasil (December 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0712.HTM).; A Tower to the Sky ( : , ).
“Transported”: “NaPoWriMo Day 14: Transported” Phillip Ellis (14 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-14-transported/).
“Traralgon”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Travelling Lights”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Światła”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Travelling North”: Because we Write (March 2008; http://www.becausewewrite.com/Issue_7_Ellis.htm).; “W podróży na północ” Kozirynek 5 (2008); translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.; Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “W podróży na północ”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“A Triolet for my Heart’s Ease”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 44.
“Trochaic Pentameters”: “NaPoWriMo Day 11: trochaic Pentameters” The Cruellest Month (11 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-11-trochaic-pentameters.html).
“Trophies”: AtheistNexus (; ).
“Turmoil and Confusion”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 40.
“Turn the Page”: “New Poetry by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (11 December 2007; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2007/12/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html).
“Twenty Years ago”: “Dwadzieścia lat temu” Cegła 14 (2008); translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“Twilit Sky”: Poetic Hours ( : , ): .; XX Poems ( : , ): .

“Unbeliever”: “NaPoWriMo Day 16: Unbeliever” The Cruellest Month (16 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-16-unbeliever.html).
“Unbidden Thoughts”: “Rising” The Eldritch Dark (29 February 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/134/rising).
Unbroken Cloudcover: “NaPoWriMo Day 27: Unbroken Cloudcover” The Cruellest Month (27 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-27-unbroken-cloudcover.html).
“Unfaithful”: Ygdrasil (December 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0712.HTM).
“Unheeded Advice”: Contemporary Rhyme 4:1 (Winter 2006/7; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/unheeded_advice.PDF).
“Unicorns”: Abyss & Apex 20 (; http://www.abyssandapex.com/200610-unicorns.html).; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01 (no longer online).
“An Unrhymed Sonnet of Mixed Metre”: “NaPoWriMo Day 3: An Unrhymed Sonnet of Mixed Metre” Phillip Ellis (3 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-3-an-unrhymed-sonnet-of-mixed-metre/).
“An Unrhymed Villanelle”: “NaPoWriMo Day 17: An Unrhymed Villanelle” Phillip Ellis (17 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-17-an-unrhymed-villanelle/).
“Untitled”: Dark Legacy 2:4 (2001): .
”[Untitled]” (“Pity the poor, and fallen bear”): ”Merry Christmas: see below for more items” Tranter’s Journal (29th of December, 2012; http://johntranter.net/2012/12/5091/comment-page-1/#comment-36780).
“Untitled” (“Single”): “NaPoWriMo Day 6: Untitled” The Cruellest Month (6 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-6-untitled.html).
“[Untitled]” (“When I was a child, and this day had come,”): “Merry Christmas” Phillip Ellis (25 December 2012; http://www.phillipaellis.com/merry-christmas/).
“Untitled Distiches”: “NaPoWriMo Day 2: Untitled Distiches” The Cruellest Month (2 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-2-untitled-distiches.html).
“Unto Luna”: The Fifth Di… (): .; http://geocities.yahoo.com/phillipellis01 (no longer online)>

“Valkyries”

SpeedPoets 11:8 (September 2012): [12].

“Vain Remorse”: Between Kisses (): .
“Valentine’s Day, 1968″: AboveGroundTesting (http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).
“The Value of Nostalgia”: “Yesterday’s Poem: The Value of Nostalgia” The Cruellest Month (16 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/yesterdays-poem-value-of-nostalgia.html).
“Vampires”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).; The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 40.
“Vignette”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“A Villanelle for Clare”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (23 November 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/11/what-truly-never-ends-for-clare-i-keep.html; with “Waitomo (for Clare)” and “What Truly Never Ends (for Clare)”).
“The Villanelle of a White Christmas”: “Friday’s Christmas Poem: The Villanelle of a White Christmas” The Cruellest Month (24 December 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/fridays-christmas-poem-villanelle-of.html).
“The Villanelle of Eld Zothique”: “The Song of the Sunset” The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/189/the-song-of-the-sunset).
“The Villanelle of the Last Days”: The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/186/the-villanelle-of-the-last-days).
“A Villanelle on Loss”: PoemHunter.com http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-villanelle-on-loss/).
“Visible and Invisible”: AboveGroundTesting (; http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).
“Vista”: Ygdrasil (December 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0712.HTM).; PoemHunter.com (; http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/vista/).

“Waitomo (for Clare)”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (23 November 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/11/what-truly-never-ends-for-clare-i-keep.html; with “A Villanelle for Clare” and “What Truly Never Ends (for Clare)”).
Die Wälder und Felder Grünen / Heinrich Heine: Contemporary Rhyme 3:1 (Winter 2005/2006; http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/3_1.html; original language: German.
“Wandering”: Talvipäivänseisaus Specials (): .
“Was it not Sweet?”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 19.
“Water Beetles”: Ascent Aspirations Magazine (; http://www.ascentaspirations.ca/thefourseasons.htm).
“Waterfall”: Travelling North: Twenty-four Quatorzains; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html).; “Wodospad”; in: W Podróży na Północ: Dwadzieścia cztery sonety; in: Cegła (2009; http://magazyn-cegla.net/nadeslane,phillip-a-ellis,travelling-north-twenty-four-quatorzains-%5Btomik-on-line%5D,5591.html); language of translation: Polish; translated by: Tomasz Krzykała.
“We Pass our Lives as if in Sleep”: AboveGroundTesting (http://www.abovegroundtesting.com/).
“Weariness”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 79.
“Weary I Am Tonight”: XX Poems ( : , ): .
“Weather-Watching”: PoemHunter.com (; http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/weather-watching/).
“A Wet Afternoon”: “NaPoWriMo Dy 15: A Wet Afternoon” The Cruellest Month (15 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-15-wet-afternoon.html).
“Whangarei Falls”: Tho Tan Hinh Thuc (7 November 2010; http://www.thotanhinhthuc.org/Tieng%20Tho%20Khac/ttk_ellis_falls.html); with Vietnamese translation by: Phạm Kiều Tùng; as: “THÁC WHANGAREI”.
“What Truly Never Ends (for Clare)”: “New Poetry by Phillip Ellis” Bluepepper (23 November 2011; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2011/11/what-truly-never-ends-for-clare-i-keep.html; with “A Villanelle for Clare” and “Waitomo (for Clare)”).
“When I Lust and my Heart Is Alone”: “NaPoWriMo Day 14: When I Lust and my Heart Is Alone” The Cruellest Month (14 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-14-when-i-lust-and-my.html).
“When the Demons Speak”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 42.
“When the Wet is Dry”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“When Time Is an Ocean: an Experiment”: “Post-Weekend Poetry 009: When Time Is an Ocean: an Experiment by Phillip A Ellis” Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (20 February 2012; http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2012/02/20/post-weekend-poetry-009-when-time-is-an-ocean-an-experiment-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
“Where Goes Love?”: “Opus 1741″ The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/65/opus-1741).
“Where Lies the Fire”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 25.
“White Moths”: Ygdrasil (December 2007; http://www.synapse.net/kgerken/Y-0712.HTM).; PoemHunter.com (; http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/white-moths/).
“Why Pine no More?”: “Softer than Breath” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [10].
“Wild Rain”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 16.
“The Wind Has Made me Mad”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 78.
“Wind in the Trees”: “NaPoWriMo Day 9: Wind in the Trees” Phillip Ellis (9 April 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/napowrimo-day-9-wind-in-the-trees/).
“Winter Breathing”: “New Poetry by Phillip A. Ellis” Bluepepper (2 August 2010; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2010/08/new-poetry-by-phillip-ellis.html; with “Snow”).
“Winter Hours”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 53.
“Winter Is Singing”: Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 20.
“The Wisdom of the Ghouls”: Are Voles Electric? (no longer online).; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/ (no longer online).
“A Wish”: Illogical Muse (Fall 2008): .
“With a Line by Brennan Within”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
“The Wizard Xethron Lectures to his Apprentice”: The Eldritch Dark (; ,/a>).
“Wollongong”: “Dreams Lie Low” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [18].
“Wonderful Land”: PoemHunter.com (; http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/wonderful-land/).
“Words from a Land of Darkness”: The Flayed Man (Baton Rouge, LA : Gothic Press, 2008): 49-50.
“Work’s End”: Contemporary Rhyme 2:4 (Fall 2005) http://www.contemporaryrhyme.com/works_end.PDF).
“World and Water, River”: “NaPoWriMo Day 23: World and Water, River” The Cruellest Month (23 April 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/napowrimo-day-23-world-and-water-river.html).
“The World as Willed and Idea”: Barbara De Franceschi, Marvis Sofield & Les Wicks (eds.), From this Broken Hill (2009; http://brokenhill.tripod.com/brokenhill.pdf): 77.
“The World’s End”: Penny Dreadful (): .
“Would I Were as Beautiful”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Would that”: “Lies” Bitter Honey (Cambridge, MD : ebooksonthe.net, 2006): [27].
“The Wraith of Unknown Ages”: “Twisted and Bent, the Wraith Is Lord” The Eldritch Dark (; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/153/twisted-and-bent%2C-the-wraith-is-lord).

“Ye Seek Out Delight”: “Songs of Averoigne: II” The Eldritch Dark (31 December
2003; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/147/songs-of-averoigne%3A-ii).
“You Are a Rock”: Melaleuca 039-042 (September-December 2012): 8; as by: L. S. Fisher.
“You Are what I Seek”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 39.
“Your Absence”: The Eldritch Dark ( .; Morning Light (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 15.
“Your Dreams and mine”: Bitter Waters: and Other Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2007): 35.
“Youth’s song”: Beyond the Rainbow 66 (March/April 2013): 11.
“Ys”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).

“Zothique ["Beneath the dying sun's incessant gyre,"]“: The Eldritch Dark (31 May 1999; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/182/zothique).
“Zothique ["Sleep deep, Zothique, drear land of dreaming and"]“: “Deepness” The Eldritch Dark (30 April 1999; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/poetry/185/deepness).

Chapter Four: Prose by Phillip A. Ellis

“The Abomination of Desolation: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“The Absence of the Muse: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“The Abyss Triumphant: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“An Addendum to Hodgson Poetry Checklist”: William Hope Hodgson (4 February 2013; http://williamhopehodgson.wordpress.com/2013/02/04/an-addendum-to-hodgson-poetry-checklist/).
“Adventure: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Afterwards: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (31 August 2004; href="http://www.eldritchdark.com/articles/criticism/41/afterwards%3A-a-reading">http://www.eldritchdark.com/articles/criticism/41/afterwards%3A-a-reading).
“Alexandrines: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“An Alien Sea”.: RedBubble (; http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozreaderdotcom/writing/2059151-an-alien-sea ).
“Alienage: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“‘All Is Dross that Is not Helena’: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Alternative: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Amor: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Amor Aeternalis: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Amor Hesternalis: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Anodyne of Autumn: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Antepast: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
The Anthology at the End of the Universe / Glen Yeffeth: SFReader.com (; http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=891).
“Apologia: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Apostrophe: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Approaching the Speculative”: Calenture 2:3 (May 2007): [27-28].
“Arabesque: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Artemis: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Ashes of Sunset: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
At the Orange Blossom Cafe / Bobbi Sinha-Morey: SFReader.com (; http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=894).
“Atlantis: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“At Sunrise: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Attaining an Immortality of Sorts”: Calenture 2:1 (September 2006): 23; review of: David E. Schultz and S. T, Joshi (eds.), The Shadow of the Unattained: the Letters of George Sterling and Clark Ashton Smith (New York : Hippocampus Press, 2005).
“Attar of the Past: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“The Autumn Lake: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).

“Beauty”: The Eldritch Dark (; ).
“Before the Deluge”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
The Black Diamonds / Clark Ashton Smith: SFReader.com (; http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=921).
“The Black Fane of Silence”: Strange Gardens: Prose Poems (Banora Point, NSW : Privately Printed, 2005): .
”Blades of Unlife”: The Guild Companion 170 (April 2013; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2013/apr/bladesofunlife.html).
“Book Review: The Sons of Clovis / David Brooks”: The Cruellest Month (10 September 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/09/book-review-sons-of-clovis-david-brooks.html); review of: Brooks, David, The Sons of Clovis: Ern Malley, Adoré Floupette, and a Secret History of Australian Poetry (St Lucia : U. of Queensland Press, 2011).
“By the Ghostly Sea: a Reading of Clark Ashton Smith’s ‘Midnight Beach’”: Calenture 2:1 (September 2006): 8-9.

Changelings / Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=920).
“Checklist of Hodgson’s Poetry”: William Hope Hodgson (17 December 2012; http://williamhopehodgson.wordpress.com/2012/12/17/checklist-of-hodgsons-poetry/).
“A Checklist of Letters”: The Eldritch Dark (31 March 2002; http://www.eldritchdark.com/articles/criticism/27/a-checklist-of-letters).
“Clark Ashton Smith’s Vision of Lucifer”: Calenture 1:2 (January 2006): 8-9.
“‘Clever Lines’: Some Thoughts on Lovecraft’s Ad Criticos“: Lovecraft Annual 2 (2008): 139-148.
“A Confession of Failure”: “‘A Confession of Failure’-Phillip A. Ellis” The Muse: an International Journal of Poetry Blog (25 September 2011; http://themusepoetry.wordpress.com/2011/09/25/a-confession-of-failure-philip-a-ellis/).
“The Construction of Race in the Early Poetry of H. P. Lovecraft”: Calenture 2:2 (January 2007): [5-13].; Lovecraft Annual 4 (2010): 124-135.
“Cumulative Index of Authors and Titles, Vols. 1-3″: Calenture 4:1 (September 2009): 75-78.

“Democracy and Fantasy: a Reply to Simon Whitechapel”: The Eldritch Dark (31 July 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/articles/criticism/4/democracy-and-fantasy%3A-a-reply-to-simon-whitechapel).
“Dwarven Magic Items for High-Level Campaigns”: The Guild Companion (March 2009; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2009/mar/dwarvishitems.html).

“Echoes in the Wilderness: Weird Poetry in Australia”: Studies in Australian Weird Fiction 3 (2009): 167-178; with: Charles Lovecraft.
“‘Every Night a Magic Door’: An Approach to the Weird Verse of Victor Daley”: Studies in the Fantastic 1 (Summer 2008): 87-94.
The Evolution of the Weird Tale / S. T. Joshi: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=902).

“Fey Beasts”: The Guild Companion (March 2008; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2008/mar/feybeasts.html).
“The Final Forgetting”: Antipodean SF 104 (January-February 2007; http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/10063/20070201-0000/www.antisf.com/stories/story07.html).
Five Spots on the Newt / Kurt Newton: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=585).
Four Flesh Feasts and an After-Dinner Mint / Edward Petty: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=638).
“Four Rolemaster Creatures”: The Guild Companion (June 2010; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2010/jun/fournotsoordinarycreatures.html).
Fritz Leiber and H. P. Lovecraft: Writers of the Dark / Benjamin Szumskyj and S. T. Joshi (eds.): SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=629).
Fritz Leiber and H. P. Lovecraft: Writers of the Dark ed. by Benjamin Szumskyj and S. T. Joshi: Lovecraft Annual 1 (2007): 149-51.
“From a Tomb”: The Eldritch Dark (26 April 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/28/from-a-tomb).
From Sawdust to Stardust / Terry Lee Rioux: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=903.
“The Fungi from Yuggoth: a Concordance”: Calenture 3:3 (May 2008): 2-91.

“The Ghouls of the Forsaken Desert”: The Eldritch Dark (17 November 2005; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/18/the-ghouls-of-the-forsaken-desert).; Strange Sorcery 1 (July 2006): 40-41.
“Grown Together in Love: Theme and Image in ‘Connaissance’”: Calenture 4:1 (September 2009): 2-4.
“Guest post: Phillip A. Ellis – On the Australian Poetry Library”: Fade Poetry Journal (8 March 2013; http://fadepoetryjournal.tumblr.com/tagged/Phillip-A.-Ellis).

An H. P. Lovecraft Encyclopedia / S. T. Joshi and David E. Schultz: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=601).
“The Haunted Bassinet”: The Guild Companion (February 2011; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2011/feb/hauntedbassinet.html).
“He Speaks to her, the Loving Beloved”: The Eldritch Dark (no longer online).
“The Horrible Coma Call’d Living”: Redbubble (http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozreaderdotcom/writing/2019700-the-horrible-coma-calld-living).
“Hugh Cleland McKay: a Brief Bibliography”: http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/ (no longer online).; “Hugh McCrae: a Tentative Bibliography” Calenture 4:1 (September 2009): 5-74; revised.
“Hypnopompos”: The Eldritch Dark (26 April 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/29/hypnopompos).

“I Have Seen Yith and Yuggoth: Lin Carter’s Dreams from R’lyeh”: Stephen J. Servello (ed.), Apostle of Letters: a Critical Evaluation of the Life and Works of Lin Carter ([USA] : WildCat Books, 2006): 30-47.
“Identifying Brennan’s Prose”: Southerly 67:3 (2007): 207-208.
“An Inchoate Note on the Poetry of William Hope Hodgson by Phillip A. Ellis”: William Hope Hodgson (7 December 2012; http://williamhopehodgson.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/an-inchoate-note-on-the-poetry-of-william-hope-hodgson-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
“An Interview with Georgina [Laidlaw] from AustralianReader.com”: Calenture 2:3 (May 2007): [7-10].

Jared’s Little Playground / Edward Petty: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=637).
Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell / Susanna Clarke: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=892).

“Kissed here–or Killed here: Memory and the Loss of Memory in Slessor’s Poems”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).
”Knuckled / Fiona Wright”: Travels in Prose: Twelve Months of Australian Women’s Writing (12 January 2012; http://travelsinprose.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/knuckled-fiona-wright.html); review of: Fiona Wright, Knuckled (Artarmon : Giramondo, 2011).

“The Last Apricot: a Reading”: The Eldritch Dark (31 August 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/articles/criticism/61).
“The Last Dragon”: The Eldritch Dark (26 April 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/25/the-last-dragon).
“[Letter to the Editor]“: The Silver Stallion: The View from Mispec Moor: Letters to the Editor (10 March 2013; http://www.silverstallion.karkeeweb.com/cabell_letters.html).
Letters to Rheinhart Kleiner / H. P. Lovecraft: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=922).
Life among the Dream Merchants / Kurt Newton: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=893).
“A Look at Chronicles for any Campaign”: The Guild Companion (April 2008; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2008/apr/campaignchronicles.html).
The Lovecraft Lexicon / Anthony B. Pearsall: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=1045).
Lovecraft’s New York Circle / S. T. Joshi and Mara Kirk Hart (eds.): SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=982).
“Lyric Ways”: The Guild Companion (January 2010; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2010/jan/lyricways.html).

Marigolds in the Snow / Bobbi Sinha-Morey: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=895).
“The Meadows of Ebony”: The Eldritch Dark (16 November 1997; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/20/the-meadows-of-ebony).
“A Metaphor”: The Eldritch Dark (26 April 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/26/a-metaphor).
“Mind Over Matter — Chapter 1″: The Guild Companion 167 (January 2013; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2013/jan/psionics01.html).
“Mind Over Matter — Chapter 2″: The Guild Companion 168 (February 2013; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2013/feb/psionics02.html).
“Mind over Matter — Chapter 3″: The Guild Companion 169 (March 2013 ; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2013/mar/psionics03.html)
“Mind over Matter — Chapter 4″: The Guild Companion 170 (April 2013; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2013/apr/psionics04.html).
The Monster in the Mirror / Robert H. Waugh: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=957).
“My Feast of Joy”: Antipodean SF 92 (January-February 2006; http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/10063/20060201-0000/www.antisf.com/stories/story08.htm).

“A New Poetic Form? Or an Old One Transformed?”: “Pushing the boundaries of form: A Guest Post by Phillip A. Ellis” Another Lost Shark (14 October 2012; http://anotherlostshark.com/2012/10/14/pushing-the-boundary-of-form-a-guest-post-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
No one Noticed the Cat / Anne McCaffrey: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=1047).
“A Note on Islands and New Species”: The Guild Companion (April 2010; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2010/apr/islands.html).

“Of the One Secret: a Defence of Eleusinia”: Faunus 18 (Summer 2008): 29-31.
“Off the Shelf: 100 Australian Poems you Need to Know”: The Australian Reader: Cold Weather, Warm Reading 57 (July/August 2009); review of Jamie Grant (ed.), 100 Australian Poems you Need to Know (Prahan : Hardie Grant, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: A Time for Susan”: The Australian Reader: A New Year Starts 72 (January 2011); review of , A Time for Susan (Burleigh : Zeus, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Abernethy”: The Australian Reader: The Year Closes on the Close of the Year 70 (November 2010); review of Simone Bailey, Abernethy (Burleigh : Zeus, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: And the Ringmaster Said….”: The Australian Reader: Cold Weather, Warm Reading 57 (July/August 2009); review of David Stavanger, And the Ringmaster Said…. (Pacific Paradise : Small Change Press, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: Apples with Human Skin”: The Australian Reader: New Year, New Plans 62 (February 2010); review of Nathan Shepardson, Apples with Human Skin (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Beautiful Waste”: The Australian Reader: Welcome to Summer 61 (December 2009); review of David McComb, Beautiful Waste: Poems (North Fremantle : fremantle Press, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Beyond my Control”: The Australian Reader: Winter Warmth 66 (June 2010); review of Ross McCallum, Beyond my Control: One Man’s Struggle with Epilepsy, Seizure Surgery & Beyond (New York : iUniverse, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: Blow Out”: The Australian Reader: Poetry Ahoy! 55 (5 April 2009); review of Rae Desmond Jones, Blow Out (Woodford : Island Press, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: Burning Bright”: The Australian Reader: A Day Late Is Better than Never 68 (August 2010); review of Caroline Caddy, Burning Bright (Fremantle : Fremantle Press, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Carnival Edge”: The Australian Reader: A New Year Starts 72 (January 2011); review of Katherine Gallagher, Carnival Edge: New & Selected Poems (Todmorden : Arc, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Clouds on Hanover Street”: The Australian Reader: Winter Warmth 66 (June 2010); review of Kenneth Trimble, Clouds on Hanover Street (Fitzroy : Littlefox Press, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Eighth Habitation”: The Australian Reader: New Year, New Plans 62 (February 2010); review of Adam Aitken, Eighth Habitation: New Poems (Atarmon : Giramondo, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Finding the Shelf within”: The Australian Reader: Winter Has Come! 55/56 (May/June 2009); review of Jane Smith, Finding the Shelf within: Spiritual Development through Home Improvement (Sydney : New Holland, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Fire Season”: The Australian Reader: Winter Has Come! 55/56 (May/June 2009); review of Kate Middleton, Fire Season (Artarmon : Giramondo, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Grass Notes”: The Australian Reader: The Wheel Turns, Winter Nears 65 (May 2010); review of Sarah Day, Grass Notes (Blackheath : Brandl & schlesinger, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Harbour City Poems”: The Australian Reader: The Year Closes on the Close of the Year 70 (November 2010); review of Martin Langford (ed.), Harbour City Poems: Sydney in Verse, 1788-2008 (Glebe : Puncher & Wattmann, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Haunting Emma”: The Australian Reader: Cold Weather, Warm Reading 57 (July/August 2009); review of Anne van Alkemade, Haunting Emma (Melton South : Murphwrite, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Heat 19: Trapper’s Way”: The Australian Reader: High Spring Days 60 (november 2009); review of Heat 19 Trapper’s Way (Autumn 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Home Is where the Heartache Is”: The Australian Reader: Spring Is Here at Last! 58 (September 2009); review of Julie Beveridge, Home Is where the Heartache Is (Pacific Paradise : Small Change Press, 2007).
“Off the Shelf: I think we Have”: The Australian Reader: Interruptions and Events 64 (April 2010); review of Matt hetherington, I think we Have (Pacific Paradise : Small Change Press, 2007).
“Off the Shelf: A Life of Unlearning”: The Australian Reader: Spring Is Here at Last! 58 (September 2009); review of Anthony Venn-Brown, A Life of Unlearning: A Journey to Find the Truth 2nd ed. (Chatswood : New Holland, 2007).
“Off the Shelf: Look who’s Morphing”: The Australian Reader: The Wheel Turns, Winter Nears 65 (May 2010); review of Tom Cho, Look who’s Morphing (Artarmon : Giramondo, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Meanjin 68:4″: The Australian Reader: New Year, New Plans 62 (February 2010); review of Meanjin 68:4 (Summer 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Meanjin 69:1″: The Australian Reader: Autumn Begins 63 (March 2010); review of Meanjin 69:1 (Autumn 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Meanjin 69-2″: The Australian Reader: Winter Warmth 66 (June 2010); review of Meanjin 69:2 (Winter 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Meanjin 69:3″: The Australian Reader: Where Has the Year Gone? 71 (December 2010); review of Meanjin 69:3 (Spring 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Motherlode”: The Australian Reader: High Spring and High Spirits 69 (October 2010); review of Jennifer Harrison & Kate Waterhouse (eds.), Motherlode (Glebe : Puncher & Wattmann, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: My Best Friend’s Secret”: The Australian Reader: A New Year Starts 72 (January 2011); review of emichii, My Best Friend’s Secret (Port Adelaide : Ginninderra Press, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Parts of us”: The Australian Reader: High Spring and High Spirits 69 (October 2010); review of Thomas Shapcott, Parts of us (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Piano Hill”: The Australian Reader: The Wheel Turns, Winter Nears 65 (May 2010); review of Ross Bolleter, Piano Hill (Fremantle : fremantle Press, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Postcards from the Asylum”: The Australian Reader: New Year, New Plans 62 (February 2010); review of Karen Knight, Postcards from the Asylum (Lauderdale : Pardalote Press, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: Prehistoric Giants: the Megafauna of Australia”: The Australian Reader: Summer Nears! 59 (october 2009); review of Danielle Clode, Prehistoric Giants: The Megafauna of Australia (Melbourne : Museum Victoria, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Readings from the Sweeping Plains”: The Australian Reader: Readings from The Sweeping Plains 47 (21 March 2008); review of Michael Sharkey, Readings from The Sweeping Plains (Spit Junction : River Road Press, 2007).
“Off the Shelf: Rudigor’s Revenge”: The Australian Reader: High Spring Days 60 (november 2009); review of Richard Blackburn, Rudigor’s Revenge (Burleigh : Zeus, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: Ruined Man”: The Australian Reader: Autumn Begins 63 (March 2010); review of Graham Nunn, Ruined Man (Pacific Paradise : Small Change Press, 2007).
“Off the Shelf: Sand”: The Australian Reader: The Year Closes on the Close of the Year 70 (November 2010); review of Robert Drewe & John Kinsella, Sand (Fremantle : fremantle Press, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Scar Revision”: The Australian Reader: Summer Nears! 59 (october 2009); review of Tracy Ryan, Scar Revision (Fremantle : Fremantle Press, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: Shades of the Sublime and Beautiful”: The Australian Reader: Cold Weather, Warm Reading 57 (July/August 2009); review of John Kinsella, Shades of the Sublime and Beautiful ( Fremantle: fremantle Press, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: So much Weather”: The Australian Reader: Autumn Begins 63 (March 2010); review of Robert Morris, So much Weather (Pacific Paradise : Small Change Press, 2007).
“Off the Shelf: Southerly 68:1: Sister Arts”: The Australian Reader: A Long, Hot Summer Nears its End 53 (1 February 2009); review of Southerly 68:1 Sister Arts (2008).
“Off the Shelf: Southerly 68:2 Little Disturbances”: The Australian Reader: Longer Nights Mean More Excuses to Lie in Bed and Read 54 (1 March 2009); review of Southerly 68:2 Little Disturbances (2008).
“Off the Shelf: Southerly 68:3: Double Exposures”: The Australian Reader: Winter Has Come! 55/56 (May/June 2009); review of Southerly 68:3 Double Exposures (2008).
“Off the Shelf: Southerly 69:1 Animals”: The Australian Reader: High Spring Days 60 (November 2009); review of Southerly 69:1 Animal (2009).
“Off the Shelf: Southerly 69:3″: The Australian Reader: The Wheel Turns, Winter Nears 65 (May 2010); review of Southerly 69:3 The Poetry Issue (2009).
“Off the Shelf: Southern Edge”: The Australian Reader: Welcome to Summer 61 (December 2009); review of Barbara Temperton, Southern Edge: Three Stories in Verse (Fremantle : fremantle Press, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Starlight”: The Australian Reader: A New Year Starts 72 (January 2011); review of John Tranter, Starlight (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Staying Mum”: The Australian Reader: A Day Late Is Better than Never 68 (August 2010); review of Mara Lee, Staying Mum: What your Mum Forgot to Tell you and your Best Friends Never Dared (Milton : Wrightbooks, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Swimming: A Novel”: The Australian Reader: Summer Nears! 59 (october 2009); review of Enza Ganolfo, Swimming: A Novel (Ascot Vale : Vanark Press, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Tales of the Popes”: The Australian Reader: Winter Has Come! 55/56 (May/June 2009); review of Larry Buttrose, Tales of the Popes: From Eden to El Dorado: An Infamous History (Sydney : New Holland, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Taller when Prone”: The Australian Reader: High Spring and High Spirits 69 (October 2010); review of Les Murray, Taller when Prone (Melbourne : Black, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: Tattooing the Surface of the Moon”: The Australian Reader: Interruptions and Events 64 (April 2010); review of Sean M. Whelan, Tattooing the Surface of the Moon (Pacific Paradise : Small Change Press, 2007).
“Off the Shelf: The Balcony”: The Australian Reader: Sometimes we Run and Go Nowhere 51 (28 October 2008); review of David Brooks, The Balcony (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: The Bee Hut”: The Australian Reader: A Day Late Is Better than Never 68 (August 2010); review of Dorothy Porter, The Bee Hut (Melbourne : Black, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: The Best Australian Poems, 2008″: The Australian Reader: Poetry Ahoy! 55 (5 April 2009); review of Peter Rose (ed.), The Best Australian Poems, 2008 (Melbourne : Black, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: The Best Australian Poems, 2009″: The Australian Reader: Autumn Begins 63 (March 2010); review of Robert Adamson (ed.), The Best Australian Poems, 2009 (Melbourne : Black, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: The Best Australian Poetry, 2008″: The Australian Reader: Sometimes we Run and Go Nowhere 51 (28 October 2008); review of David Brooks (ed.), The Best Australian Poetry, 2008 (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: The Diary of a Fallen Angel”: The Australian Reader: Where Has the Year Gone? 71 (December 2010); review of Tammy Norris, The Diary of a Fallen Angel: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (Burleigh : Poseidon, 2010).
“Off the Shelf: The Gatekeeper”: The Australian Reader: High Spring Days 60 (november 2009); review of Richard Blackburn, The Gatekeeper (Burleigh : Zeus, 2006).
“Off the Shelf: The Good Intent”: The Australian Reader: Longer Nights Mean More Excuses to Lie in Bed and Read 54 (1 March 2009); review of John Morley, The Good Intent (Charnwood : Ginninderra Press, 2006).
“Off the Shelf: The Human Project”: The Australian Reader: Winter Warmth 66 (June 2010); review of Martin Langford, The Human Project: new & Selected Poems (Glebe : Puncher & Wattmann, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: The Orient Expressed”: The Australian Reader: A Long, Hot Summer Nears its End 53 (1 February 2009); review of Jane Blight, The Orient Expressed: Istanbul and Beyond (Melbourne : J. Blight, 2004).
“Off the Shelf: The Regiment”: The Australian Reader: High Spring and High Spirits 69 (October 2010); review of Richard Blackburn, The Regiment: die Kompanie (Burleigh : Zeus, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: The Umbrella Club”: The Australian Reader: Welcome to Summer 61 (December 2009); review of David Brooks, The Umbrella Club (St Lucia : Queensland, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: The Right”: The Australian Reader: We Have a Winner! 67 (July 2010); review of Matthew Karpin, The Right (Glebe : Puncher and Wattmann, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: The Woodcutter’s Wife”: The Australian Reader: Better Late than Never! 48 (23 June 2008); review of Dolla S. Merrillees, The Woodcutter’s Wife: A stepmother’s Tale (Ultimo : Halstead Press, 2007).
“Off the Shelf: Them + us”: The Australian Reader: The Year Closes on the Close of the Year 70 (November 2010); review of Danny Vendramini, Them + us (Armidale : Kardoorair Press, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: Tin Dragons”: The Australian Reader: Will the Summer Come Soon? 52 (22 November 2008); review of John Biggs, Tin Dragons (Rosny Park : Maygog, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: Vanishing Point”: The Australian Reader: Summer Nears! 59 (october 2009); review of Felicity Plunkett, Vanishing Point (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: War Games”: The Australian Reader: Interruptions and Events 64 (April 2010); review of William Pitt, War Games (Pittsburgh : Rosedog Books, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: What Marian Drew Never Told me About Light”: The Australian Reader: Interruptions and Events 64 (April 2010); review of Nathan Sheperdson, What Marian Drew Never Told me About Light (Pacific Paradise : Small Change Press, 2008).
“Off the Shelf: Worldshaker”: The Australian Reader: Welcome to Summer 61 (December 2009); review of Richard Harland, Worldshaker (Crows Nest : Allen & unwin, 2009).
“Off the Shelf: You Deserve Dessert”: The Australian Reader: Where Has the Year Gone? 71 (December 2010); review of Margaret Owen Ruckert, You Deserve Dessert: Fact, Fiction & Fable (Lugarno : M. Ruckert, c2009).
“Omnia Nihil”: Antipodean SF 91 (December 2005-January 2006; http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/10063/20060101-0000/www.antisf.com/stories/story08.htm).
The Overnight / Ramsey Campbell: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=602).

“A Partial Index to Penny Dreadful and Songs of Innocence”: http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/ (no longer online).; “An Index to Penny Dreadful and
Songs of Innocence” Scribd (http://www.scribd.com/doc/15345967/An-Index-to-Penny-Dreadful-and-Songs-of-Innocence).
“A Perpetual Memento Mori: Death, Remembrance and Remorse in Malneant”: AustralianReader.com (no longer online).; Scribd (http://www.scribd.com/doc/19667088/A-Perpetual-Memento-Mori-Death-Remembrance-and-Remorse-in-Malneant).
“[PerVERSEities / Kurt Newton]“: SFReader.com (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=625).
“[PerVERSEities II / Kurt Newton]“: SFReader.com (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=639).
“The Poet As a Public Critic: A Study of Christopher Brennan”: Amit Sarwal & Reema Sarwal (eds.), Fact and Fiction: Readings in Australian Literature (New Delhi : Authorspress, 2008): 312-322.
The Poetry of H. P. Lovecraft: an Introduction”: Nugae 6:19 (2009): 6-8.; “Le poesia di H. P. Lovecraft: introduzione” Nugae 6:19 (2009): 8-10; language of translation: Italian; translator: Maria Anna Nidecki.
“Poetry Picks of 2010 — Phillip A. Ellis”: Another Lost Shark (27 December 2010; http://anotherlostshark.com/2010/12/27/poetry-picks-of-2010-phillip-a-ellis/).
“Poetry Review”: The Poetry Market Ezine 12:6 (March 2013); review of: Jorge Luis Borges, The Sonnets (Harmondsworth : Penguin Classics, 2010).
“Post-Weekend Poetry: Phillip Ellis’ Review of 101 Ways to Make Poems Sell“: Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (26 March 2012; a href=”http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2012/03/26/post-weekend-poetry-014-phillip-ellis-review-of-101-ways-to-make-poems-sell/”>http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2012/03/26/post-weekend-poetry-014-phillip-ellis-review-of-101-ways-to-make-poems-sell/); review of Chris Hamilton-Emery, 101 Ways to Make Poems Sell (London : Salt, 2006).
”Preface [to 'The Cruise of the “In Memoriam”']”: ”Blogroll, the Fourth & ‘The Cruise of the “In Memoriam”’, by Victor Daley” Your Coleridge (16 February 2013; http://samueltaylorcoleridge.me/2013/02/16/blogroll-the-fourth-the-cruise-of-the-in-memoriam-by-victor-daley/comment-page-1/#comment-233).
“[Psycho-Hunter's Casebook / Kurt Newton]“: SFReader.com (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=624).

“Quark Soup (Review) by Magdalena Ball”: Wild Grapes: Australian Poetry (5 October 2006; http://australian-poetry.blogspot.com.au/2006_10_01_archive.html); review of: Magdalena Ball, Quark Soup (Warners Bay : Picaro Press, 2006).
“Questioning”: The Eldritch Dark (23 November 2007; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/32/questioning).

“A Rabbinical Legend and Colonial Masterpiece: Aspects of Charles Harpur’s ‘The Witch of Hebron’”: Studies in Australian Weird Fiction 2 (2008): 27-31.
“Rats and Cats”: The Eldritch Dark (29 November 2006; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/short-stories/61/rats-and-cats).
“Recontextualising Klarkash-Ton”: The Eldritch Dark (29 February 2004; http://www.eldritchdark.com/articles/reviews/9/recontextualising-klarkash-ton); review of: Clark Ashton Smith, The Last Oblivion (New York : Hippocampus Press, 2002).
“The Redcap’s Tower”: The Guild Companion (December 2008; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2008/dec/redcapstower.html).
“Review: 100 Australian Poems you Need to Know“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Jamie Grant (ed.), 100 Australian Poems you Need to Know (Prahan, Vic. : Hardie Grant Books, 2008).
“Review: 1953 / Geoff Page”: Phillip Ellis (31 December 2012; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-1953-geoff-page/); review of Geoff Page, 1953 (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2013).
“Review: And the Ringmaster Said….“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: David Stavanger, And the Ringmaster Said…. ([Pacific Paradise, Qld] : Small Change Press, 2008).
“Review: Blow Out“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Rae Desmond Jones, Blow Out (Woodford, NSW : Island Press, 2008).
“Review: Domestic Archaeology / Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne”: Phillip Ellis (5 March 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-domestic-archaeology-kelly-pilgrim-byrne/); review of: Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne, Domestic Archaeology (Wollongong : Grand Parade Poets, 2012).
“Review: Finding the Shelf within“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Jane Smith, Finding the Shelf within: Spiritual Development through Home Improvement (Sydney : New Holland, 2009).
“Review: Fire Season“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Kate Middleton, Fire Season (Artarmon, NSW : Giramondo, 2009).
“Review: First Taste / Tiggy Johnson”: Phillip Ellis (17 February 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-first-taste-tiggy-johnson/); review of Tiggy Johnson, First Taste (Cockatoo : T. Johnson, 2010).
“Review: Haunting Emma“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Anne van Alkemade, Haunting Emma ([Melton South, Vic.] : Murphwrite, 2009).
“Review: I’m Not Racist, but… / Anita Heiss”: Phillip Ellis (26 March 2013 ; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-im-not-racist-but-anita-heiss/); review of Anita Heiss, I’m Not Racist, but… (Cambridge : Salt, 2007).
“Review: Knuckled / Fiona Wright”: The Cruellest Month (11 January 2012; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/review-knuckled-fiona-wright.html); review of: Fiona Wright, Knuckled (Artarmon : Giramondo, 2011).
“Review: Life Is what you Make it / Phillip Eling: Phillip Ellis: News (2 August 2012; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-life-is-what-you-make-it-phillip-eling/); review of: Phillip Eling, Life Is what you Make it (Port Adelaide : Ginninderra Press, 2012).
“Review: Love & Fuck Poems: The Deluxe Edition / Koraly Dimitriadis”: Phillip Ellis (4 January 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-love-fuck-poems-the-deluxe-edition-koraly-dimitriadis/); review of Koraly Dimitriadis, Love & Fuck Poems: The Deluxe Edition ([no place] : Out of the Box Press, 2012).
“Review: Ocean Hearted, by Graham Nunn”: The Cruellest Month (18 April 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/04/review-ocean-hearted-by-graham-nunn.html); review of: Graham Nunn, Ocean Hearted ([Brisbane] : Another Lost Shark, 2010).
“Review: One Bowl / Penny Harter”: Phillip Ellis (7 March 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-one-bowl-penny-harter/); review of: Penny Harter, One Bowl (Ormskirk : Snapshot Press, 2012).
“Review: Readings from the Sweeping Plain“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Michael Sharkey, Readings from the Sweeping Plain (Spit Junction : River Road Press, 2008).
“Review: Rock n Roll Tuxedo / Julie Beveridge”: Phillip Ellis (31 March 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-rock-n-roll-tuxedo-julie-beveridge/); review of: Julie Beveridge, Rock n Roll Tuxedo ([brisbane] : J. Beveridge, 2005).
“Review: Seven Gateways“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Tony Grey, Seven Gateways (Ultimo, NSW : Halstead Press, 2007).
“Review: Shades of the Sublime and Beautiful“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: John Kinsella, Shades of the Sublime and Beautiful (Fremantle : Fremantle Press, 2008).
“Review: Skin Painting / Elizabeth Hodgson”: Phillip Ellis (12 February 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-skin-painting-elizabeth-hodgson/); review of Elizabeth Hodgson, Skin Painting (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2008).
“Review: Southerly 68:1″: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Southerly 68:1: Sister Arts (2008).
“Review: Southerly 68:2″: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Southerly 68:2: Little Disturbances (2008).
“Review: Southerly 68:3″: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Southerly 68:3: Double Exposures (2008).
“Review: Southerly 71:1 Modern Mobilities”: The Cruellest Month (11 October 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/review-southerly-711-modern-mobilities.html); review of Southerly 71:1: Modern Mobilities: Australian transnational Writing(2011).
“Review: Southerly 71:2: A Handful of Sand“: Travels in Prose: Twelve Months of Australian Women’s Writing (13 February 2012; ); review of: Southerly 71:2: A Handful of Sand.
“Review: Southerly 71:3: A Nest of Bunyips“: The Cruellest Month (3 June 2012; a href=”http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/review-southerly-713-nest-of-bunyips.html”>http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/review-southerly-713-nest-of-bunyips.html); review of Southerly 71:3: A Nest of Bunyips.
“Review, Stefanie Petrik’s The Artist vs the Upstanding Citizen“: The Cruellest Month (19 April 2011; http://the-cruellest-month.blogspot.com.au/2011/04/review-stefanie-petriks-artist-vs.html); review of: Stefanie Petrik, The Artist vs the Upstanding Citizen ([s. l. : the author], 2009).
“Reviews: Storm and Honey / Judith Beveridge”: Phillip Ellis (10 February 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/reviews-storm-and-honey-judith-beveridge/); review of Judith Beveridge, Storm and Honey (Artarmon : Giramondo, 2009).
“Review: Tales of the Popes“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Larry Buttrose, Tales of the Popes: from Eden to El Dorado: an Infamous History (Sydney : New Holland, 2009).
“Review: That Zero Year / Tiggy Johnson & Andrew Phillips”: Phillip Ellis (3 March 2013; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-that-zero-year-tiggy-johnson-andrew-phillips/); review of Tiggy Johnson & Andrew Phillips, That Zero Year (Jimboomba : T. Johnson & A. Phillips, 2012).
“Review: The Balcony“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: David Brooks, The Balcony (St Lucia, Qld : U. of Queensland Press, 2008).
“Review: The Best Australian Poems, 2008“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Peter Rose (ed.), The Best Australian Poems, 2008 (Melbourne : Black, 2008).
“Review: The Best Australian Poetry, 2008“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: David Brooks (ed.), The Best Australian Poetry, 2008 (St Lucia, Qld : U. of Queensland Press, 2008).
“Review: The First 30: And Other Poems / Graham Nunn”: Phillip Ellis (11 September 2012; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-the-first-30-and-other-poems-graham-nunn/); review of graham Nunn, The First 30: And Other Poems ([brisbane] : Another Lost Shark, 2012).
“Review: The Good Intent“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: John Morley, The Good Intent (Charnwood, ACT : Ginninderra Press, 2006).
“Review: The Mother’s Group / Fiona Higgins”: Travels in Prose: Twelve Months of Australian Women’s Writing (30 July 2012; http://travelsinprose.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/review-mothers-group-fiona-higgins.html); review of: Fiona Higgins, The Mothers’ Group (Sydney : Allen and Unwin, 2012).
“Review: The Opposite of Life“: Travels in Prose: Twelve Months of Australian Women’s Writing (23 January 2012; http://travelsinprose.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/review-opposite-of-life.html); review of: Narrelle M. Harris, The Opposite of Life (Brisbane : Pulp Fiction Press, 2007).
“Review: The Orient Expressed“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: Jane Blight, The Orient Expressed: Istanbul and Beyond (Melbourne : J. Blight, 2004).
“Review: The Ship / Sarah Day”: Phillip Ellis (24 March 2013 ; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-the-ship-sarah-day/).
“Review: The Spider Goddess“: Travels in Prose: Twelve Months of Australian Women’s Writing (24 January 2012; http://travelsinprose.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/review-spider-goddess.html); review of: Tara Moss, The Spider Goddess (Sydney : Macmillan, 2011).
“Review: Tonight no Poetry Will Serve / Adrienne Rich”: “Phillip Ellis reviews Adrienne Rich” Bluepepper (1 January 2013; http://bluepepper.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/phillip-ellis-reviews-adrienne-rich.html); review of: Rich, Adrienne, Tonight no Poetry Will Serve (New York : W. W. Norton, 2011).
“Review: Tin Dragons“: AustralianReader.com (no longer online); review of: John Biggs, Tin Dragons (Rosny Park, Tas : Maygog, 2008).
“Review: Water Mirrors / Nicholas Powell”: Phillip Ellis (5 August 2012; http://www.phillipaellis.com/review-water-mirrors-nicholas-powell/); review of Nicholas Powell, Water Mirrors (St Lucia : University of Queensland Press, 2012).
“Review: Writing the Life Poetic by Sage Cohen”: “Post-weekend Poetry 023: Review of Writing the Life Poetic by Sage Cohen by Phillip Elis” Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (28 May 2012; http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2012/05/28/post-weekend-poetry-023-review-of-writing-the-life-poetic-by-sage-cohen-by-phillip-elis/); review of: Cohen, Sage, Writing the Life Poetic: an Invitation to Read & Write Poetry (Cincinnati : Writers Digest Books, 2009).
“rob walker’s Micromacro“: Wild Grapes: Australian Poetry (28 October 2006; http://australian-poetry.blogspot.com.au/2006_10_01_archive.html); review of: rob walker, Micromacro (West Lakes : Seaview Press, 2006).
“A Rough Bed, and Tears at Morning”: Antipodean SF 90 (November-December 2005; http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/10063/20051201-0000/www.antisf.com/stories/story01.htm).

“Satan Speaks: a Reading of ‘Satan Unrepentant’”: Scott Conners (ed.), The Freedom of Fantastic Things: Selected Criticism on Clark Ashton Smith (New York : Hippocampus Pres, 2006): 132-137.
Secret Story / Ramsey Campbell: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=936).
The Shadow of the Unattained / David E. Schultz and S. T. Joshi (eds.): SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=906).
The Shadow out of Time: the Corrected Text / H. P. Lovecraft: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=897).
Shore of Women / Pamela Sargent: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=1034).
“Some Notes on the Topographical Poetry of H. P. Lovecraft”: Lovecraft Annual 3 (2009): 54-66.
Songs of a Sorceress / Bobbi Sinha-Morey: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=935).
“A Sorceress Sings”: Calenture 2:1 (September 2006): 20-21; review of: Bobbi Sinha-Morey, Songs of a Sorceress (Cambridge, MD : Cambridge Books, 2006).
“Spectral Soldiers: Possible Literary Antecedents for ‘The Bowmen’”: Studies in Weird Fiction 24 (Winter 1999): 5-8.
The Stolen Bacillus: and Other Incidents / H. G. Wells: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=1040).
“The Sword of the East”: The Guild Companion (January 2011; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2011/jan/swordoftheeast.html).

“A Tale of Nerikh, the Poet”: The Eldritch Dark (31 May 1999; http://www.eldritchdark.com/tributes/prose-poetry-plays/17/a-tale-of-nerikh,-the-poet).; Strange Sorcery 2 (January 2007): 36-38.
“Technique Is Part of a Poet’s Voice”: “Guest post: ‘Technique Is Part of a Poet’s Voice’ by poet Phillip A Ellis” Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (28 November 2011; http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/guest-post-technique-is-part-of-a-poets-voice-by-poet-phillip-a-ellis/).
“Three Bardic Items”: The Guild Companion (November 2009; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2009/nov/threebardicitems.html).
“Tim Winton’s Take on the Weird: In the Winter Dark as Cross-Genre Fiction”: Studies in Australian Weird Fiction 1 (2008): 105-112.
“Twelve Questions, with Justin Lowe”: Phillip Ellis (30 September 2012; http://www.phillipaellis.com/twelve-questions-with-justin-lowe/).

“[Unearthly Companion / Ilona Hegedus]“: SFReader.com/ (http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=1054).
“An Unearthly Delight”: Calenture 2:1 (September 2006): 22; review of: Hegedus, Ilona, Unearthly Companion ([s. p.] : Ilona Hegedus, 2005).
“Unity in Diversity: Fungi from Yuggoth as a Unified Setting”: Lovecraft Annual 1 (2007): 84-90.
“Useful Websites for Rolemaster Rome”: The Guild Companion 169 (March 2013 ; http://www.guildcompanion.com/scrolls/2013/mar/rmromeresources.html)

“‘The Voice of the Ocean’ and Hodgson’s Novels: Is there a Link?”: “‘The Voice of the Ocean’ and Hodgson’s Novels: Is there a Link? by Phillip A. Ellis” William Hope Hodgson (14 January 2013; http://williamhopehodgson.wordpress.com/2013/01/14/the-voice-of-the-ocean-and-hodgsons-novels-is-there-a-link-by-phillip-a-ellis/).

“The Weird Verse of Christopher Brennan”: Studies in Weird Fiction 25 (Summer 2001): 29-32.; http://www.geocities.com/phillipellis01/; Studies in Australian Weird Fiction 1 (2008): 15-22.
“The Weird Verse of Hugh McCrae: A Brief Sketch and Introduction”: Studies in Australian Weird Fiction 3 (2009): 17-22.
”Writing Your Life: Some Thoughts on Confessionalism in Poetry and Prose”: About Freelance Writing ([December 2011]; http://www.aboutfreelancewriting.com/2011/12/writing-your-life-some-thoughts-on-confessionalism-in-poetry-and-prose/

Chapter Five: Interviews with Phillip A. Ellis

“Australian Poet/Writer/Editor: Phillip A. Ellis”: Interviews Poets, Writers: A Place To Display Their Works ([4 October 2012]; http://poetsinterviews.blogspot.com.au/p/australian-phillip-ellis.html).
“Author interview no.338 with poet Phillip Ellis”: Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (13 April 2012; https://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2012/04/13/author-interview-no-338-with-poet-phillip-ellis/).
“Author Interview No.55 with Poet Phillip Ellis”: Morgen Bailey’s Writing Blog (11 July 2011; http://morgenbailey.wordpress.com/2011/07/11/blog-interview-no-55-with-poet-phillip-ellis/).

“Harvesting Wild Grapes: an Interview with Phillip A. Ellis”: Studies in Australian Weird Fiction 1 (2008): 138-143; with: Benjamin Szumskyj.

Chapter Six: Items About Phillip A. Ellis

Siluk, Dennis, “Poetic Review On Phillip Ellis, Macabre Poet of Australia”: The Eldritch Carvings: and Other Suspense Stories (1 February 2009; http://theeldritchcarvings.blogspot.com.au/2009/02/poetic-review-on-phillip-ellis-macabre.html).

[Thurn, Rafael San Miguel], “’About the Nightingale (A Variation Thereof)’, by Phillip A. Ellis”: Your Coleridge (22 March 2013; http://samueltaylorcoleridge.me/2013/03/22/about-the-nightingale-a-variation-thereof-by-phillip-a-ellis/).
[Thurn, Rafael San Miguel], “Blogroll, the Fourth & ‘The Cruise of the “In Memoriam”’, by Victor Daley”: Your Coleridge (16 February 2013; http://samueltaylorcoleridge.me/2013/02/16/blogroll-the-fourth-the-cruise-of-the-in-memoriam-by-victor-daley/comment-page-1/#comment-233).

[Unsigned], “New Monthly Blogger — Phillip Ellis”: Southerly (16 May 2011; http://southerlyjournal.com.au/2011/05/16/new-monthly-blogger-phillip-ellis-2/).
[Unsigned], “New online poetry cycle by Phillip A. Ellis in English and Polish”: Sword & Sorcery and Weird Fiction Terminus amateur press association (27 August 2009; a href=”http://sswftapa.blogspot.com.au/2009/08/new-online-poetry-cycle-by-phillip.html”).
[Unsigned], “Phillip A. Ellis poetry e-books available”: Sword & Sorcery and Weird Fiction Terminus amateur press association (23 December 2009; a href=”http://sswftapa.blogspot.com.au/2009/12/phillip-ellis-poetry-e-books-available.html”).
[Unsigned], “Phillip A. Ellis revives Calenture jounral {sic}”: Sword & Sorcery and Weird Fiction Terminus amateur press association (26 August 2009; a href=”http://sswftapa.blogspot.com.au/2009/08/phillip-ellis-revives-calenture.html”).
[Unsigned], “Phillip A. Ellis’ THE FLAYED MAN nominated for Stoker Award”: Sword & Sorcery and Weird Fiction Terminus amateur press association (27 November 2008; a href=”http://sswftapa.blogspot.com.au/2008/11/phullip-ellis-flayed-man-nominated-for.html”).
[Unsigned], “Reviews of THE FLAYED MAN & OTHER POEMS by Phillip A. Ellis”: Sword & Sorcery and Weird Fiction Terminus amateur press association (30 November 2008; a href=”http://sswftapa.blogspot.com.au/2008/11/reviews-of-flayed-man-other-poems-by.html”).
[Unsigned], “SpeedPoets June Feature #2: Phillip Ellis”: Speedpoets (31 May 2011; http://speedpoets.com/2011/05/31/speedpoets-june-feature-2-phillip-ellis/).