
Where We Swim by Ingrid Horrocks
The Wednesday Review
14/04/2021
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‘Our writers are also part of our heritage.’ – Siobhan Harvey
Who’s in - and how you can read extracts.
Ockhams fiction judge Mark Broatch comes clean.
Lockdown Ockhams Shockers: Tom Moody investigates.
Rough guides, truest voices: the Ockhams 2020 Fiction Round Table.
Vincent O'Sullivan on the drive to write, the contradictions of fiction, and the dangers of lingering in the poetry hot-house.
David Howard learns how to appear in Ulyanovsk, City of Literature.
Go dark or go home: Tracey Slaughter and Sarah Strickley dive deep.
Fiona Kidman in conversation with Kelly Ana Morey - July 2016
Fiona Kidman talks to Kelly Ana Morey about real life and other fictions.
‘I tend to live inside my characters for a long time when I’m thinking about a book.’
Published by Otago University Press on April 21, 2021
Published by RHNZ Black Swan on March 30, 2021
Published by Beatnik Publishing on April 12, 2021
Published by Massey University Press on March 11, 2021
Published by RHNZ Vintage on March 30, 2021
Published by RHNZ Vintage on March 2, 2021
Published by Allen & Unwin on February 2, 2021
Published by Victoria University Press on February 25, 2021
Published by Penguin Random House on October 20, 2020
Published by Victoria University Press on October 8, 2020
Published by Victoria University Press on October 8, 2020
Published by Lawrence & Gibson on July 23, 2020
Published by Victoria University Press on June 11, 2020
Published by Victoria University Press on May 14, 2020
'I started to feel very guilty, as though I’d perpetrated a crime, a rort' - Stephanie Johnson