Talk:Colin Thiele
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i removed this section because it doesn't make much sense, it needs references and copyediting at the very least clarkk 08:15, 13 May 2005 (UTC)
- known for his poem "dissection", which is about a boy and a dissection of mice and how he perceives it. Colin Thiele has been known to write self-consciously, which means that he did not fully express himself due to the intensive use of I in his poems.
I've placed an infobox in ready to place an image into. Now it's just a matter of obtaining one I have the copyright for. Also, I'm going to show some of the book covers and video covers too, as I see them as being relevant to the article. I'm going to try and get this article up to a very high standard as it's more than deserved by Mr Thiele.Lincalinca 14:43, 10 September 2006 (UTC)
I knew Colin and he presented me with some of his poetry. I have Progress to Denial, The Golden Lightning and Man in a Landscape. I believe there is at least one more volume. Can anybody add to the list? Dave Gittins
