Hullo. I’m a Brisbane-based poet, critic, and editor. I write stuff.
Here on A Storm of Teacups, you can find out more about my writing, poetry and performance; check out theatre reviews on OffStreet Arts; and read my blog.
If you need something written, copyedited or proofread — or if you’re looking for an experienced English tutor — find out about my rates and services here.
My debut poetry chapbook, The Voyage, was published by SweetWater Press in 2009, and a full-length collection is forthcoming. I’m fond of strange myths, incisive verse, theatre, graveyards, tea, and editing.
zenobia.frost[at]gmail[dot]com
twitter: @zenfrost
Tumblr: The Great Vanishment
Photo by Raw Bones Photography, 2012
Positions
- Cordite Poetry Review: assistant editor, 2012–present
- Voiceworks Magazine: poetry editor/committee member, 2012–present
- OffStreet Press: managing editor/arts editor, 2012
- Rave Magazine: arts editor, 2010–12
- Queensland Poetry Festival: committee member/volunteer, 2007–12
Zeoobia Frost is one of the world’s finest performance poets and her poetry is destined to become part of the great canon of English Literature. Her intelligence, grace and humour along with her tremendous craft and understanding of language combine to create a truely unique and remarkable talent. Already recognised in Australia as one of our greatest cultural assets, it is only a matter of time before Zenobia is hailed universally as this millenium’s first truely great poet and author.
Goodness me! *blush* That’s very sweet of you. Thank you. :)
You’re welcome. I wrote you a little poem in the comments section at Graham’s place. I hope you don’t mind.
Hello,
I just wanted to say thankyou for your wonderful post regarding the current QLD election. I was very disillusioned after the results. But then I found a link to your page that someone had posted on Facebook. After reading your post, I feel much stronger and I understand that I must fight on for all my friends.
Thank you,
Jimmy
Hi Jimmy,
Thank you for your support — and you’re welcome! I had no idea anyone would even read it.
I’m heartened to see Queensland’s fighting spirit.