Tracey Slaughter and Sarah Strickley
Tracey Slaughter and Sarah Strickley discuss clawing (and reading) their way back, and the crazy business of writing short stories.
28/08/2019
Go dark or go home: Tracey Slaughter and Sarah Strickley dive deep.
The Conversation/Kōrero:
Robert Sullivan and Billy Kahora
Billy Kahora and Robert Sullivan discuss 'Ka Mate', mother tongues, and precarious worlds.
08/06/2017
Billy Kahora and Robert Sullivan discuss ‘Ka Mate’, mother tongues, and precarious worlds.
Vivienne Plumb and Adam Wiedemann
Vivienne Plumb and Adam Wiedemann talk about the 1692 poetry books published last year in Poland, the New Zealand obsession with stones, and using black umbrellas as weapons.
23/02/2017
Vivienne and Adam on the 1692 poetry books published last year in Poland, the New Zealand obsession with stones, and using black umbrellas as weapons.
Pip Adam and Kevin Rabalais
Pip Adam and Kevin Rabalais on slow reading, thunderstorms in New Orleans and the lure of realism.
02/09/2016
Pip Adam and Kevin Rabalais on slow reading, thunderstorms in New Orleans and the lure of realism.
'Novels stand outside time, with their narrative structure of beginning, middle and end. They outlast politics, which are by nature ephemeral, swift and changeable and can quickly become invisible, detectable only to the skilled eye. ' - Fiona Farrell