
Jeremy Gadd
Jeremy Gadd is an Australian author who has published over 300 poems in periodicals and literary magazines in Australia, the USA, UK, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Belgium, and India. He has MA Honours and PhD degrees from the University of New England, and his writing has won several literary awards.
Publications
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Late Arrivals
New release USA 2025

Jeremy’s most recent compilation, Late Arrivals, consists of 50 poems which have previously been published in international literary magazines and websites. They deal with current political and societal issues.
Driving into the Dark
Driving into the Dark is a collection of poems published over the last five years. There are narrative poems and poems that respond to daily life and to world events. They reflect upon life’s precious moments, its vagaries, its joys and the nature of love and loss.
Curtain Calls
From the small but influential Jane Street Theatre in Randwick to the Royal Court Theatre, the Bankside Globe, the esteemed Old Vic and the National Theatre of Great Britain, in London, the author worked on several significant 20th-century productions before returning to Australia, where he converted a deconsecrated church complex in Sydney into a 200 seat venue for avant-garde performances. Curtain Calls relates the author’s journey with insights into the productions and behind-the-scenes anecdotes about the participating actors and production personnel.
Ecological Anxiety
Ecological Anxiety collects 18 poems reflecting concerns about biodiversity and the environment.
The Suicide Season
When demoralised Warren Yeats abandons his failing business, his ex-wife and his city lifestyle to embark on a road trip with more twists and turns than Sydney’s streets, he has no idea how gruelling the outback can be.
Reflections While Flying On Empty
‘Reflections While Flying on Empty is the work of a poet who has grown and matured and is now in full flight. There is a depth of reflection, well observed and expressed. These poems remain in one’s memory long after reading’ Joan Keating, Fryer Library, University of Queensland
Escaping the Triad
An historical novel with supernatural overtones for young adults about Chinese migration during Australia’s nineteenth century goldrush.
Under Centauri
Under Centuri contains fifteen short stories about life in contemporary rural Australia. They are humorous or poignant, universal in their themes, socially aware and have emotional impact.
Country
Australia is one of the most urbanised countries in the world. The stories in this collection, however, depict another Australia ranging from lush tropical wetlands to the arid outback.
Selected Poems
These selected poems are representative of a lifetime crafting and coaxing words into poems.
Radio Drama Program
New shows weekly, Our 30th season – click: https://www.shoestring.org/radio-dramas.html Shoestring Presents the conclusion to “Camera Capers” – Written by Jeremy Gadd, Directed by Melissa Flower and Produced by Monica Sullivan. Macfee, Wilmot and Mort are having a photo session with their newest model, Crystal. Unfortunately, Crystal’s mother soon arrives to gum up the works. It stars Jonathan Wind, Lon Smith, Frannie Germeshausen, Perry Whittle and Melissa Flower, everything from classic murder mysteries, “radio noir,” and historical dramas to contemporary comedies, thrillers, and science. Aired March 6 and 13
Camera Capers
Macfee, Wilmot and Mort are having a photo session with their newest model, Crystal. Unfortunately, Crystal’s mother soon arrives to gum up the works.
Written by Jeremy Gadd
Directed by Melissa Flower
Produced by Monica Sullivan
Part 1 00:00 – 29:15
Part 2 00:00 – 29:20
Shoestring Radio Theatre is a nationally-syndicated radio drama program featuring original radio plays by contemporary writers as well as adaptations of traditional favorites — everything from classic murder mysteries, “radio noir,” and historical dramas to contemporary comedies, thrillers, and science fiction.
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Biography

“My imagination was stirred during nights listening to stories beside a glowing fire or staring into an infinity of stars.”
Jeremy Gadd is an Australian author who has published over 300 poems in periodicals and literary magazine in Australia, the USA, UK, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Belgium, and India. He has MA Honours and PhD degrees from the University of New England, and his writing has won several literary awards.
His poetry publications include:
A Tale of Tai Ringal and Other Poems– a livre d’ artiste with engravings by P. John Burden, published by the Bournehall Press, England. Copies of this work may now be found in rare book collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Samuel Paley Library, Temple University, Philadelphia, and the Reid Library in Western Australia.
Twenty Six Poems – a chapbook of 26 published poems, Australian Institute of Company Directors, 2000, ‘… a distinctive, confident voice’, James Charlton, Poetry Editor, Island (Tasmania.).
Selected Poems – ninety-nine previously published poems, Australian Scholarly Publishing, Melbourne, 2013. http://www.scholarly.info/
Reflections While Flying On Empty – 55 poems published by Aldrich Press, (USA) 2015. http://www.kelsaybooks.com.
He has also published fifty short stories in periodicals and literary magazines (several of which have won competitions, such as the Billy Blue Magazine/John Clemenger Advertising Short Story Competition and the inaugural Refugee Week Short Story Competition).
A selection of eight previously published short stories, titled Country, was published by Ginninderra Press (Canberra) in 2008 and a selection of fifteen previously published short stories, titled Under Centauri, by Anaphora Literary Press (USA) in 2013.
He has published two novels (Escaping the Triad – a novel for young adults, Holy Angels Publishing, Melbourne, 1998 (2nd print and online edition Custom Books, Hong Kong, 2013) and The Suicide Season – a novel published by Moon Willow Press (Canada), 2015 (reprinted Stormbird Press (Australia https://stormbirdpress.com/book/the-suicide-season/), April 2019.
He lives and writes in an old Federation era house overlooking Botany Bay, the birthplace of modern Australia.
Contact
Jeremy Gadd
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