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Denise Nowakowski
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Denise was born in Poland.In 1949 she arrived in Australia, was educated in country Victoria and finally married and settled in Melbourne.
On her return from a visit to Poland late in 1999, Denise was persuaded to seriously consider taking up writing. Since she had "always " written poetry and had been copywriting as a hobby/good deed for others ever since she arrived in this country it became quite clear that this was her real goal in life.
She just loves putting pen to paper and has been writing Short Story Fiction.
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However, poetry has been her love as long as she can remember. The collection of poems accumulated only reaches back to 1978 (the rest has disappeared in the process of moving house 36 times), and would be too numerous to display here.
She loves sitting well into the night when the house is quiet and still, gliding her fingers over the keys, never knowing what she will write next.
Birth Place: Pabianice, Poland
Accomplishments: Her work has appeared in both English and Polish, in anthologies, magazines ad newspapers.
Her work includes:
'Your Life' - in an anthology 'Pearls of the Past', for which the Editor's Choice Award for Outstanding Achievement in Poetry was presented by the International Library of Poetry.
'Bluey Day' was published in the local press promoting an event raising funds for Cancer Kids.
Another poem 'Polskie Kwiaty' was published in the Polish weekly newspaper 'Tygodnik Polski' in Melbourne.
Seeing 'Passion of the Christ' had moved her so deeply that 'Jesus, My Lord' was concieved and published here in Australia and a translated version appeared in a Church Magazine in Poland.
'Reflections' a collection of poems is completed and was published in November 2005. It was launched at the Dandenong Library, Melbourne, Australia.
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Books

| | Reflections by Denise Nowakowski A Collection of Poems for the serious, the comic, young and the young at heart....
DWN Books
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Short Stories
 Valley of Despair by Denise Nowakowski Will Justin Sommerset be able to rescue the two most important people in his life, from the fate Jenny was contemplating for them?...
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Poetry
 All the Same - All Different by Denise Nowakowski Sometimes we need to stop and think where we are going. We only live today, this minute - so let us enjoy the NOW....
No Warning by Denise Nowakowski This poem was written shortly after my father's death which, although expected was very sudden....
After the Crash by Denise Nowakowski After the crash came a changed perspective, a different outlook on what is life....
Jesus, My Lord by Denise Nowakowski This poem was written after seeing the "Passion of the Christ" and I hope that my decision to follow Christ''s teachings stays with me to the end....
Peacock Sounds by Denise Nowakowski A neighbour on one side of us has a peacock making noises twenty four hours a day. Friends all around have trouble sleeping yet don''t want to be nasty. I wrote this poem and gave it to the owners of...
A Misty Day by Denise Nowakowski Waiting for rain during a drought...
All Alone by Denise Nowakowski An only child - self esteem, responsibility....
Doves of a Feather by Denise Nowakowski A sentimental journey of love and reflecting possible implications on the lack of it in the world....
Watching People by Denise Nowakowski Watching the audience before the concert, during interval and after the concert was finished. ...
What Is She by Denise Nowakowski Fantacising - true or false, or real-life?...
Bluey Day by Denise Nowakowski This poem was written as a "response" to an article in the local press about raising funds for "Cancer Kids" Organisation, here in Melbourne, Australia....
My Last Goodbye by Denise Nowakowski These thoughts emerged (while I sat in the crematorium waiting for the rest of the family), as if prompted by the deceased....
Holidays by Denise Nowakowski
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Additional information
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| A Novel is in progress though it had to be put on hold for a time. Denise is once again continuing with the manuscript.
The tedious task of translating 'Reflections', her collection of poetry, has been started and is her priority hopefully to be published later this year.
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