Michael Gould

Michael Gould is a gay Jewish Canadian New Zealand writer who, in 2021, was awarded with a mentorship by the New Zealand Society of Authors, which he completed with David Eggleton. His poetry has appeared in publications, both popular and academic, in Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia, the UK and USA. He is currently seeking a publisher for his first collection. m.gould@xtra.co.nz

 


Genre:

  • Poetry

Skills:

  • Poetry Readings

Branch:

Wellington

Location:

Wellington

Publications:


Various poetry publications and anthologies

The Cafe Reader, Otoliths, At the Bay, a fine line, Landfall, London Grip, Meniscus, The Spinoff, Lighten Up Online, Blackmail, The Friday Poem, Fresh Ink, Mingled Voices 3, Takahe, RFD, etc.

Surrealism and the Cinema: Open-eyed Screening (Revised)

"Surrealism and the Cinema: Open-eyed Screening" (1976) was an iconoclastic work with its insightful readings of the films of Bunuel, Hitchcock, von Sternberg and Samuel Fuller and references to paintings and  comic book art. It broke from academic conventions with its use of emotion and humour and found a place in film courses, libraries and on the book shelves of film lovers and art students. One of the first books in English on this topic. Extensively revised as an e-book. (2011). www.feelthesurreal.com