Fiction and Factions: the Political Novel in New Zealand
Fiona Farrell: What makes a work of the imagination ‘political’?
26/05/2018
Features
Vision Test
David Taylor assesses the 20/20 Poetry Collection, and what we’re exploring – and avoiding – in our literature of unease.
27/04/2018
50 Years of NZ Book Awards: Maurice Gee
Winning words: Maurice Gee's novel Plumb
27/04/2018
Writing in Disguise
Stephanie Johnson on definitions and disguises, and the risks of writing under a pseudonym.
27/04/2018
Interviews
The Interview – Fleur Adcock
Fleur Adcock and Emma Neale discuss parallel activities, chance findings and the many angles of place.
14/12/2017
The Interview – Lloyd Jones
Bernadette Hall and Lloyd Jones discuss the mysteries of language, dangerous jokes and pitching tents in strange lands.
23/02/2017
In Memory of Sir James McNeish
Bernard Brown's eulogy for acclaimed writer and ANZL Fellow Sir James McNeish.
24/11/2016
The Interview – Kevin Ireland
Iain Sharpe grills Kevin Ireland on Crump, Bogart and the New Zealand 'voice'.
10/10/2016
'I started to feel very guilty, as though I’d perpetrated a crime, a rort' - Stephanie Johnson