Monday's Poem: The Window
Monday's Poem: The Window
The dog, whose every breath will lift and fall like a beating of wings
Poetry
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
Words - Sue Heap
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
Apples (for Odette) - Peter Olds
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
Great-great-aunties - Neroli Cottam
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
An hour for lunch - C. J. O'Brien
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
The End
A dark day
A dark day
A person sighs, shuffles their feet; No thought of the danger they will soon meet; A boy stands in the crowded street, but all alone; If only he had known.
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
Emulsion LaneBy Oliver Hailes
Review special: Poetry
Review special: Poetry
Hamesh Wyatt reviews this weeks picks for poetry.
Monday's poem
Monday's poem
Catching cockabullies By Neroli Cottam
Bard is the word
Bard is the word
Dunedin is about as far as you can get from Scotland, yet here in the heart of the city, a statue of Robert Burns presides over the Octagon and we host a Burns Fellow at the university.
Review special: Poetry round-up
Review special: Poetry round-up
Hamesh Wyatt reviews the latest collections of poetry.
Dying man's sweet and sour, whispers and growls
Dying man's sweet and sour, whispers and growls
Hamesh Wyatt reviews Stunning Debut of the Repairing of a Life.
Tuwhare trust established
Tuwhare trust established
A charitable trust has been established as a legacy to late Kaka Point poet Hone Tuwhare.
Otago poets among finalists
Otago poets among finalists
Two of the three poets to make the finals of the New Zealand Post Book Awards are from Otago.
Review special: Poetry round-up
Review special: Poetry round-up
Hamesh Wyatt reviews a selection of new poetry works.
Weekend of words
Weekend of words
Bush-themed poems and country-inspired performances kept locals and visitors to Naseby entertained during the long weekend, as part of the annual Bards, Ballads, and Bulldust festival.