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Volume Focus: SOME AOTEAROA FICTION WRITERS AND THEIR BANDS

Sometimes writing is not all that writers do. Here are a few Aotearoa fiction writers also involved in bands (there will be others — send us an email with your additions!). Just as the books pictured are not the only books by these authors, several of them have also been in many bands — we have just selected a sample track for each author.
Click on the author’s name for the books, and on the band’s name for the music:

Dominic HoeyTourettes 

Bill DireenBuilders 

Sarah LaingThe Interlopers    

Rachael KingThe Cakekitchen   

Damien WilkinsThe Close Readers   

Richard von SturmerThe Floral Clocks   

John NewtonThe Overdogs    

David CoventryHail, Meteor!   

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Extra Focus: RECENT AOTEAROA POETRY (for National Poetry day)

Friday 22 August is Aotearoa’s National Poetry Day, the day to consider how to get more poetry into our lives (our lives will be better for it!).
The books pictured are just a sampling of our stock of recent Aotearoa poetry.

Makeshift Seasons by Kate Camp

over under fed by Amy Marguerite

/ slanted by Alison Glenny

Liar, Liar, Lick, Spit by Emma Neale (Ockham winner)

Black Sugarcane by Nafanua Purcell Kersel

In the Hollow of the Wave by Nina Mingya Powles

Clay Eaters by Gregory Kan

Hopurangi / Songcatcher by Robert Sullivan (the new Aotearoa Poet Laureate)

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Volume Focus: FRAGMENT AS FORM