Olivia Macassey
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Summer, 2008
Front page:
KAUPAPA: New Zealand poets, world issues. RRP $25
Editors: Hinemoana Baker & Maria McMillan.
Publisher: Development Resource Centre, Wellington.
"Speaking to the tradition of waiata tawhito, war poetry, redemption
songs and resistance anthems, Kaupapa shows what happens when our poets
take on the world."
45 Poets: Airini Beautrais, Alice Miller, Anne Kennedy,
Apirana Taylor, Aroha Tapara, Basim Farut, Bernard Gadd, Bill Manhire, Bill
Sewell, Brenda Burke, C.K. Stead, Desirée Gezentsvey, Dinah Hawken,
Dora Malech, Emma Neale, Hana O'Regan, Helen Lehndorf, Iain Britton, James
Brown, James Norcliffe, Jan Hutchison, Jeffrey Paparoa Holman, Jenny Bornholdt,
Joanna Aitchison, Karlo Mila, Kate Camp, Laura Griffiths, Leilani Unasa,
L.E. Scott, Margaret Mitcalfe, Marty Smith, Mary Cresswell, Michele Amas,
Nicola Manning, Olivia Macassey, Richard Reeve, Robert Sullivan, Roma Potiki,
Siobhan Harvey, Tony Beyer, Tracey Tawhiao, Tusiata Avia, Will Christie
For more information or to buy Kaupapa, CLICK HERE
Notebook:
Magazine #5: themed issue on UTU, Justice is having a garden launch on Sun 11, contact Raewyn Alexander for details or invites.
local audio shows to listen out for:
Pounamu (Anna Kaye / jamradio) and Sidestreets (Graham Reid / kiwi.fm); both feature spoken word. While I'm on the subject I have to mention that Matty K over at kfm radio has been known to drop in a few great spoken word tracks... email me if you know of any more! Also recommended: the Basement.
What I'm reading:
Rat Tickling by James Norcliffe, which is getting me through
all the things I'm supposed to be reading.
Look for me in: November:
the forthcoming issue of
Landfall (214); and
in december: KAUPAPA:
New Zealand poets, world issues. Ed. Hinemoana Baker & Maria McMillan.
(Wellington: Development Resource Centre, 2007)