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Selected for Best New Zealand Poems 2014 A hand’s turn or two A hand’s turn or twoAnd my work...

By Geoff Cochrane

I'D HAD A successful trip to several South American countries and was boarding a LAN Air flight back to...

By CK Stead

THEY WERE WORRIED about the boy so they sent him to me. I needed a job done. You'd think...

By Emily Perkins

HE SAT THERE staring, the book he'd been reading forgotten on the table in front of him. He hadn't...

By William Brandt

I GOT UP, dressed, and walked to the airport. Everyone else was driving as fast as they could to...

By Steve Braunias

WE ALMOST FORGOT. The manicured gardens, the orderly course of the Avon River, the neat grid of streets –...

By Sally Blundell

As told to Lloyd JonesBefore you began writing people's stories you were a photographer, how did that happen?For part...

By Glenn Busch

A SWEEP OF reef, two dashing freshwater rivers and a towering mountain, the bay of Apia, on the north...

By Leilani Tamu

I MET HER mother first. Emi was head of the typing pool in a government department where I worked...

By Peter Swain

I'M LIVING AT Three Shadows Photography Art Centre, in an extraordinary brick building designed by the artist Ai Weiwei,...

By Kate Woods

WHILE STILL A squirt, and a year or two before I started going to primary school, I often stood...

By Brian Turner

THERE ARE SO many reasons that, when you look at the metres-long, meaty wound in the side of a...

By Kate Camp

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