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Mr Red Light in Dunedin
Mr Red Light was shortlisted for the Adam New Zealand Play Awards in 2019 and writer Carl Bland was the recipient of the Grimshaw Sargeson Fellowship in 2018.
Posted: Tuesday October 8, 2019
Emergency Accommodation
Posted: Monday October 7, 2019
Crossing to surgerys side
Posted: Monday October 7, 2019
The Track: word-walking through pain
Posted: Monday October 7, 2019
No Friend But The Mountains: seeking the human in asylum
Posted: Monday October 7, 2019
2019 Prime Ministers Awards for Literary Achievement: winners announced
An illustrated memoir for children, a novel which inspired a screen adaption starring Keisha Castle-Hughes, and translations of Romanian and Medieval Latin poetry are among the multitude of extraordinary achievements of this years winners of the Prime Ministers Awards for Literary Achievement.
Posted: Monday October 7, 2019
Celebrating with words
Posted: Monday October 7, 2019
Sue Wootton announced as 2020 Katherine Mansfield Menton Fellow
Posted: Thursday October 3, 2019
Janet Frame's debut novel retold for the theatre
The creators of a stage version of Owls Do Cry explain how their non-literal retelling pays tribute to Janet Frames original.
Posted: Wednesday October 2, 2019
Landfall essay competition joint winners profound and persuasive
Posted: Tuesday October 1, 2019
Issue 18 of Down In Edin Magazine
This issue features: Arts, Culture and Natural Lifestyles of Dunedin and Otago in the South Island of New Zealand. Literature, Poetry, Music, Art, Photography, Theatre and Natural Living. This issue features: Penelope Todd interviews author Chris Else on his new novel, 'Waterline"; Jane Woodham interviews artist John Z Robinson; Ed...
Posted: Monday September 30, 2019
Dyslexic author Paul Russell is on a mission to unleash the creativity of children with dyslexia
Posted: Monday September 30, 2019
Secrets of the dark art
Therell be murder in the library next month as top crime writers from Scotland, Ireland and closer to home gather for the inaugural Celtic Noir crime writing festival. Here, award-winning author Liam McIlvanney explains the popularity of Celtic Noir and what crime fans can expect from the weekend.
Posted: Monday September 30, 2019
Pair added to festival line-up
Posted: Sunday September 29, 2019
Poetry performed
Posted: Saturday September 28, 2019
International Week of the Deaf
Posted: Tuesday September 24, 2019
David Howard meeting Ulyanovsk composer Sofia Filyanina as she arrives by train from Moscow.
Sofia has set a sequence of my poems to music, and was preparing to rehearse musicians for a formal presentation (and world premiere) on 28 September at the Book Palace.
Posted: Monday September 23, 2019
Judge not the nuance navigators
Unesco City of Literature residency writer Liz Breslin finds a way to cool off in Krakow. Or does she?
Posted: Monday September 23, 2019
An interview with David Howard from his special residency in Ulyanovsk UNESCO City of Literature
Posted: Saturday September 21, 2019
Stimulating variety in festival
Posted: Saturday September 21, 2019