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The Essentials of Oral History Research Workshops – Day Two
This is day two of a two day course, with one month between them. The workshops are limited to 12, so register your interest by reply email, then fill out and return this flyer (either scan or photograph and email) at your earliest convenience. Total fee for both days is $300 but reduced to $220 […]
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The Essentials of Oral History Research Workshops – Day One
This is day one of a two day course, with one month between them. The workshops are limited to 12, so register your interest by reply email, then fill out and return this flyer (either scan or photograph and email) at your earliest convenience. Total fee for both days is $300 but reduced to $220 […]
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University of Otago College of Education/Creative New Zealand Children’s Writer in Residence 2017
The University of Otago College of Education/Creative New Zealand Children’s Writer in Residence The University of Otago is the only tertiary institute in New Zealand which offers a residency for a children’s writer. Begun by the Dunedin College of Education in 1992, it allows writers to work full time in a compatible environment among colleagues […]
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UBS Otago Book Event: Cilla McQueen
Otago University Press and the University Book Shop are very pleased to invite you to the launch of former New Zealand Poet Laureate Cilla McQueen’s memoir In a Slant Light; A Poet’s Memoir. RSVP: to publicity@otago.ac.nz (not necessary to attend but very helpful for catering purposes) In this absorbing poetic memoir of her early life, […]
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COMMUNITY THEATRE PERFORMANCE IN MAPUA
Kiwi/Possum Productions, the community-based theatre group from the West Coast, will be presenting their latest play ‘A Brief History of Madness’ at The Mapua Hall on Saturday 2 April at 7.30pm. Written by Paul Maunder, the play is loosely inspired by Foucault’s book Madness and Civilisation and has been received with acclaim on the Coast. […]
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2016 NFFD Competition Closes
April 30 — National Flash Fiction Day competition closes. Stories up to 300 words (excluding title). Great cash prizes! Details With everything you need to know to enter here.
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Close of Flash Frontier SLOW Theme.
March 31 is the closing date for the Flash Frontier April issue — a NZ special — which is themed ‘SLOW’. Full details of everything you need to know On the Flash Frontier website here including submission guidelines If you haven’t tried Flash Fiction, you may be missing a lot of fun.
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Hoopla 2016
You are warmly invited to the Hoopla 2016 launch, at Scorpio Books BNZ Centre, 120 Hereford Street, Christchurch, Saturday 16th April, 3.30 to 5pm. Where the fish grow – Ish Doney Udon by The Remarkables – Harvey Molloy Withstanding – Helen Jacobs All three poets will be reading. To be launched by James Norcliffe. RSVP by emailing […]
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Book Launch
A children’s picture book: ‘The little Kiwi’s Matariki’ by Nikki Slade Robinson, pub Duck Creek Press, an imprint of David Ling Publishing; will be launched 11am, Sunday 27th March at Ohope Beach School, in conjunction with a kiwi ‘celebration’ (release). There will be displays showcasing the environmental work by groups within Halo (such as the […]
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NZSA Canterbury Book Buzz
Celebrating Canterbury Writers Open-Mic Readings & Book Launches Friday 1st April 2016, 5.30pm to 8pm Board Room, Christchurch South Library, 66 Colombo Street, Christchurch Everyone welcome. FREE (optional koha). Just come and listen, or read your work to others in a friendly environment. Help us celebrate and support our local writers. See attached PDF for the […]
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Waiheke Song & Poetry Festival – 2016
Saturday March 19th 6.30pm-9.30pm: Library & Backcourt Waiheke Library This annual free event will feature local poets work and local songwriters original work. Open mic slots are available for poets and song writers with Waiheke connections. The guest performance poet Raewyn Alexander will follow the mihi and welcome. An iconic NZ songwriter will, also, feature […]
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Reading for Writing – Poetic Turns
Reading for Writing – Poetic Turns In May/June Joanna Preston is offering a Reading for Writing format class that examines the wonderful world of the Poetic Turn. Why do poems change course? And how do they do it? What can you add to a poem by leaping off in another direction? Based on the book Structure & […]
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