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Talk Back Daughter by Hayley Rata Heyes for Verb Wellington.
Posted: Thursday April 15, 2021
Ockham NZ Book Awards Finalists
This year’s finalists for the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards are sixteen books that offer rich reading experiences, attitude, experience and ambition across four categories: Poetry, Fiction, Illustrated Non-Fiction and General Non-Fiction.
Posted: Thursday April 15, 2021
Te Tahua Āki Auahatanga | Innovation Fund
Posted: Thursday April 15, 2021
This is a truly wonderful kōrero between Jeff Harford and Jacinta Ruru on Write Spot OAR FM Dunedin
Posted: Wednesday April 14, 2021
Tree Beings by Raymond Huber
Angela Thompson, Teacher Librarian, Remarkables Primary School, Queenstown
Posted: Wednesday April 14, 2021
Manchester UNESCO City of Literature announce 2 residencies in partnership with Manchester Literature Festival
Part of Festival of Libraries, writers with strong ties to fellow #CitiesofLit are invited to apply for a 3 week virtual residency at one of our historic libraries here in MCR.
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
Ministry for Culture and Heritage Funding to create installations and events is now open for applications.
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
Poet Laureate David Eggleton picks two Peter Olds poems
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
New Zealand Poetry books available at Dead Souls Bookshop
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
University of Otago Arts Fellowships
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
University Bookshop Otago are hiring!
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
Podcast of 'Write Spot' interview with Dougal Rillstone on OAR FM Dunedin - Community Access Media
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
Poetry Shelf celebrates new books: Victor Billot reads from The Sets
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
Tales from the back of the painting
What's on the back of a painting can tell as story as fascinating as what's on the front.
Posted: Monday April 12, 2021
The Dark is Light Enough: Ralph Hotere: A Biographical Portrait by Vincent O’Sullivan.
Reviewed by Ian Wedde.
Posted: Sunday April 11, 2021
Poetry Shelf Monday Poem: Emma Neale’s ‘Indicator’
Posted: Sunday April 11, 2021
Newspaper has proud history of supporting literary talent
A local commitment to fostering writing talent must be applauded, Tony Eyre writes.
Posted: Sunday April 11, 2021
Māori and Pasifika Books to feast your mind on.
Posted: Friday April 9, 2021
Judy Darleys' review for 'Gaps in the Light' by Iona Winter
Posted: Wednesday April 7, 2021
Lies and ill will
A new play to debut at the Dunedin Arts Festival is not about telling the truth, but might have truths to tell, writes Tom McKinlay.
Posted: Tuesday April 6, 2021