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A Clear Dawn: New Asian Voices from Aotearoa New Zealand edited by Paula Morris and Alison Wong.
Reviewed by Saradha Koirala for The Academy of New Zealand Literature.
Posted: Thursday May 20, 2021
Pupil’s plea for climate adaptation wins prize
Posted: Wednesday May 19, 2021
CLNZ / NZSA Research Grants – Application Guide and Criteria
Posted: Wednesday May 19, 2021
Sargeson Prize Short story competition
Posted: Wednesday May 19, 2021
Call for UNESCO City of Literature 2021 Wonju Residency
Posted: Wednesday May 19, 2021
Second Transported Decal, located at 11 Opoho Road
Posted: Wednesday May 19, 2021
Poetry Shelf celebrates new books: Siobhan Harvey reads from Ghosts
Posted: Wednesday May 19, 2021
Submissions for Ōtepoti Theatre Lab Playwrights Programme
Posted: Tuesday May 18, 2021
Submissions open for NZ Literary Journal, Sweet Mammalian 8
Posted: Monday May 17, 2021
Liz Breslin & Tiffany Atkinson on discovering yourself through writing
Posted: Monday May 17, 2021
Poetry Shelf Theme Season: Eleven poems about the moon
Posted: Monday May 17, 2021
Faking It: My Life In Transition by Kyle Mewburn, reviewed by Renata Hopkins for Kete Books
Posted: Sunday May 16, 2021
Join the SSBD Board
Posted: Thursday May 13, 2021
Liz Jack, daughter of Essie Summers, remembers her mother
Posted: Thursday May 13, 2021
Poetry Shelf congratulates Tusiata Avia, the Ockham NZ Book Award Poetry winner (ten things she loves, a poem, an interview)
Posted: Wednesday May 12, 2021
Ockham NZ Book Awards 2021 Winners Announced
Posted: Wednesday May 12, 2021
Author’s awards cover full spectrum
One of Dunedin’s most celebrated and versatile authors has added yet another award to an already bulging trophy cabinet.
Posted: Wednesday May 12, 2021
A Clear Dawn: anthology of emerging Asian writers
Posted: Wednesday May 12, 2021
Author interview with Dunedin writers Vanda Symon and Heather McQuillan
Posted: Wednesday May 12, 2021
Richard Langston's heartfelt Mother's Day poem
Born to a Lebanese immigrant family in Dunedin, and a Country Calendar director by trade, Richard Langston is constantly refreshing his acquaintance with the country he calls home through the form of poetry.
Posted: Wednesday May 12, 2021