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CNZ Global Digital New Work Fund and the Global Digital Research Fund OPEN NOW
The Global Digital New Work Fund and the Global Digital Research Fund opened March 10. Kaupapa This fund supports researching, developing and/or creating new digital artwork for an international audience. The aim of the fund is to amplify innovative digital arts practice and encourage exploration and experimentation. It does this by supporting the development of […]
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Aotearoa NZ book review site to launch
“A new long-form book review site launches on Wednesday 22 March: the Aotearoa NZ Review of Books, based on the model of the Sydney Review of Books and the LA Review of Books. Edited by Paula Morris, the site will publish around eight reviews a month, on Wednesdays and Fridays, and cover all genres: fiction, nonfiction and poetry, including […]
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NZ’s national writer-residency organisation announces its 2023 International Residency with Australia
The Michael King Writers Centre in association with Varuna, The National Writers’ House in Katoomba, NSW, Australia is pleased to announce for the second time, a residency in Australia for New Zealand writers. The writer awarded the residency will receive return flights to Sydney, assistance with domestic travel, four weeks accommodation and meals at […]
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Ockham New Zealand Book Awards shortlist showcases critical and commercial successes
8 March 2023 Bestselling books by both debut writers and established literary luminaries feature among the 16 finalists in the 2023 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards announced today. The shortlist – selected from a longlist of 44 books by four panels of specialist judges (for fiction, poetry, illustrated non-fiction and general non-fiction) – offers entertaining […]
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PEN International Women’s Day – March 8
International Women’s Day: Take Action for María Cristina Garrido Rodríguez (Cuba) To mark International Women’s Day 2023, PEN International features the case of Cuban poet and activist María Cristina Garrido Rodríguez, imprisoned since July 2021 for her criticism of the Cuban government, and for participating in the peaceful protests that saw thousands of Cubans […]
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Shortlist for 2023 Adam Play Award
Playmarket is thrilled to celebrate the shortlisted plays and playwrights for the 2023 Adam NZ Play Award. Supernova by Albert Belz Lads on the Island by Sam Brooks Em by Sam Brooks Nicola Cheeseman is Back by Kathryn Burnett The Valentina by Anders Falstie-Jensen Dimensions in Black by Keagan Carr Fransch Mitochondrial Eve by Keagan Carr Fransch Icky by Viki Moananu […]
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NZSA CompleteMS Programme 2023 opens
Do you have a completed draft of your manuscript that’s ready to take to the next level? Poetry, fiction, short fiction, non-fiction… Apply now for the NZSA Te Puni Kaituhi O Aotearoa CompleteMS Manuscript Assessment Programme. The NZSA CompleteMS assessment programme is open for applications for this year’s programme until 28 May 2023. CompleteMS is for writers who […]
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Startling campaign for Katherine Mansfield Centenary 2023 aims to reach new fans
A bold new campaign has just been released from Katherine Mansfield House & Garden to celebrate 100 years of Katherine Mansfield’s influence. Designer Janelle Rodrigues and photographer Amber-Jayne Bain worked with Cherie Jacobson from Katherine Mansfield House & Garden to come up with something entirely new. “When I started working on this campaign I […]
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Q&A: Taranaki writer Emma Hislop talks about her new book
New Plymouth author Emma Hislop, (Kāi Tahu), will have her debut collection of short fiction, Ruin and other stories, published by Te Herenga Waka in March. She is now working on her first novel. Why did you decide to start writing? Writing is my way of working things out. I write to work out how […]
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The 2023 Margaret Mahy Medal award winner is James Norcliffe
Storylines is delighted to share the news that the 2023 Margaret Mahy Medal award winner is James Norcliffe. James Norcliffe is an acclaimed poet and writer for children and young adults, as well as a prolific editor and poetry champion. The Margaret Mahy Medal is New Zealand’s most prestigious honour for children’s and young […]
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Coalition for Books at Matatini this weekend – Come visit
Come visit the Coalition for Books stand – P21 at Matatini this week and weekend. Huia Publishers also have a big stand down by the kai. Te Matatini catalogue HERE – OUT TODAY!
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NZSA Announces Canterbury Roadshow March 25
Ōtautahi Regional Roadshow 9AM – 4.30PM, SATURDAY 25 MARCH, HAGLEY COLLEGE, 510 HAGLEY AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH CENTRAL CITY, CHRISTCHURCH What’s on: Welcome with Vanda Symon Opening Kōrero: Witi Ihimaera in conversation with Tina Makereti Workshops: Three dimensional characters – Not just skin deep with Vanda Symon; Internetting for Authors 101 with Jack Cottrell; Poetry close reading with Joanna Preston; Editing with James Norcliffe Discussion: “What is a literary genre but a family of works that […]
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