Tony Steven Williams, a Canberra poet, describes his maiden poetry collection Sun and Moon, Light and Dark as ‘not unlike our journey through life, where we constantly steer through the contrasting dimensions of sun and moon, bitterness and sweetness, feast and famine, steepness and gentleness, life and death, freedom and persecution, joy and sorrow. Such are just a few of the dualities that dominate our human existence.’ In these refreshingly multifarious poems are to be found ‘small clusters of like-minded pieces of meandering content such as narratives, travel, observations, moods, ekphrastic comments and outright fun, reflections on how life works – a voyage through the light and the dark’.
