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Hypnotic, dreamlike; saturated with the ever-present influence of television and the digital realm, Wearing Today is Wes Lee's fourth poetry collection. The poems unfold in a series of image-fragments, illuminating the resonance that forms between di

Hypnotic, dreamlike; saturated with the ever-present influence of television and the digital realm, Wearing Today is Wes Lee's fourth poetry collection. The poems unfold in a series of image-fragments, illuminating the resonance that forms between di

Poems by Craig Foltz US ex-pat Craig Foltzs latest collection continues his interrogation of language, space and time. More than simple time stamps, these Petroglpyhs chart the inner workings of consciousness via the examination of mythical creatures, strip malls and various bodies of water. The for...

Poems by Alison Glenny A field guide to the spirit and endeavours of Edwardian mountaineer Freda Du Faur (18821935), the first woman to summit Aoraki Mount Cook, the highest peak in the Southern Alps of Aotearoa New Zealand. Through flights of verse, pages of concrete visual poetry, and fragments of...

Edited by Gregory Kan and Hao Guang Tse Published November 2021 ISSN 2253-4873 Special issue connecting the poetics of Aotearoa New Zealand and Singapore Featuring: Hana Pera Aoake, essa may ranapiri, Emma Barnes, Zarah Butcher-McGunnigle, Chris Tse, Frances Libeau, Carolyn DeCarlo, Ana Iti, Jackson...

Edited by Chris Holdaway Lauren Strain Published December 2022 ISSN 2253-4873 10th anniversary issue with founding editors Featuring: Craig Foltz, Jonathan Chan, Emma Shi, Grace Prodanov, Mark Prisco, Jessie Fenton, Abbra Kotlarczyk, Erena Shingade, Loretta Riach, Victor Billot, Emer Lyons, Toyah We...

Edited by Niamh Hollis-Locke Published April 2024 ISSN 2253-4873 Featuring: Aimee-Jane Anderson-OConnor, Gabriel Curtin, Eartha Davis, Ronia Ibrahim, Loretta Riach, Ruben Mita, Margo Montes de Oca, Mark Prisco, Evangeline Riddiford Graham, Elizabeth Welsh

Edited by Nirvana Haldar Special issue connecting the poetry and poetics of Aotearoa New Zealand with South Asia and its diaspora. Featuring: Ana Iti, Anisha Sankar, Arielle Walker, Fazal Rizvi, Frances Libeau, Imaad Majeed, Jasmin Singh, Liam Jacobson, Priyanka Chhabra, Shivangi Mariam Raj, Shripad...

Photographs by Chris Corson-Scott Words by Chris Holdaway, design by Elliot Ferguson Published June 2017 Edition of 250 ISBN 978-0-9941123-7-8 Quote Sometimes knowledge is paralysing, like the idea that even if all carbon emissions miraculously dropped to zero tomorrow, an unavoidable 2C global temp...

Photographs by Chris Corson-Scott Words by Laurence Simmons, Emil McAvoy, Chris Holdaway Design by Elliot Ferguson New photographs from Chris Corson-Scotts long-standing project to uncover Aotearoa New Zealands industrial heritage. This work looks to the forgotten endeavours that built the modern na...

A comedy by Oliver Page Published August 2018 First presented by Last Tapes Theatre Company at The Basement Theatre, Auckland, New Zealand on August 16, 2016. Available on backorder

A poem by Evangeline Riddiford Graham Published July 2019 28 pages, edition of 120 ISBN 9780995125100 Original price was: $. $10.00 Current price is: $10.00. In stock

Poems by Sbastien Smirou Translated from the French by Lee Posna A sampling platter of 17 double sandwiches translated from Sbastien Smirous 52 sandwiches doubles in Un temps pour streindre, presented to francophiles, poetry- and puzzle-lovers everywhere. Published September 2023 24 pages, edition o...

Poems by Murray Edmond A reimagining of the colonial ballad for contemporary Aotearoa through two dark, incantatory narratives that probe the violent origins of settler society. The Ballad of Jonas Bones transposes Robert Penn Warrens American frontier tale into 1880s Waikato, where a family of shop...

An Outsiders Insider Perspective on Aotearoa Poems by Craig Foltz A US exile gets lost in the Aotearoa bushexactly what he wanted. These poems range with exuberant humour and intelligence from tourist traps such as Franz Josef glacier, to Maungaphatu and other places more out-of-the-way than you cou...

Poems by David Merritt The long-awaited collection of poems both well-worn and newly minted by New Zealands only street-level poet. Hand-bound with brass screws and recycled Readers Digest hardback covers. Published May 2022 Hardcover, 86 pages ISBN 9780995125193 Praise David Merritt excels at a sor...

and the late poems by Schaeffer Lemalu (1983-2021) The debut collection from a great poet and artist gone too soon. His word is among us, travelling still, full of candour, humility, and a loving regard for detail. Includes an introduction from major US poet and translator Donald Revell. Published A...

Edited by Pam Brown Published August 2020 ISSN 2253-4873 Special issue connecting the poetics of Aotearoa New Zealand with Australia Featuring: Brett Cross, Ellen Morgan Butler, Lisa Samuels, Murray Edmond, essa may ranapiri, Ruby Solly, Amy Leigh Wicks, Vanessa Mei Crofskey, Hao Guang Tse, Dave Dra...

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Set 3 Classroom Bundle: 45 books, 5 of each title, UFLI Lessons 26 to 34 Five copies each of Lost. Slug in a Cup. The Twins, Jim, Yin and Yan, On the Box. Do Not Quit. At the Vet, and Zog, sized for small-group reading instruction. The set maps to UFLI Lessons 26 through 34, introducing l, w, j, y...

Original price was: $. $34.95 Current price is: $34.95. Im extremely proud to bring you two fantastic tales from back in the day, for one incredibly low price. Plus, $5 from your purchase will go to the RSA to support New Zealands veterans and their families. Theyre sure to capture your childs imagi...

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 3 customer ratings (3 customer reviews) the thrilling tale of a New Zealand fighter pilot named Vaughan Fittall. Vaughan was just an ordinary New Zealander who had grown up making model planes and watching the pilots take-off and land at his local airfield. But he desper...

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 10 customer ratings (10 customer reviews) might just be the greatest New Zealand rugby story ever told and is guaranteed to inspire every rugby-mad kiwi kid. It tells the story of Henry Butland who was selected to play rugby for New Zealand in 1893. It was the very first...