on June 3, 2021
Fergus Barrowman and Jasmine Sargent launching Tayi Tibble’s Rangikura at Unity Books Wellington.
‘Honestly, I hate ostriches’ – Tayi Tibble
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on May 20, 2021
GRETA & VALDIN by Rebecca K. Reilly was launched by Kate Duignan and Fergus Barrowman at Unity Books Wellington.
on March 31, 2021
“Food is place or food is who we are.” – Nina Mingya Powles in conversation with Chris Price for the IIML.
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on September 30, 2020
Barbara Summer, Hannah Amante, Marita Hunt, Elizabeth Hibbs, Evana Belich, Jo Cho, Samantha Lane Murphy, Linda Martelletti, Areez Katki, Melissa Browne, Sarah Catherall, Thomas Walter and Kōtuku Titihuia Nuttall share excerpts from their MA year.
on October 7, 2019
Host, Fergus Barrowman, promised that in spite of the talk’s title, Lawrence Patchett and Carl Shuker would not be aiming to create a ‘hostile place’.
on September 30, 2019
Elizabeth Knox and Craig Cliff were chaired by Kate Duignan at Te Papa for the 2019 IIML Writers on Mondays series.
Favourite quote: “Interruptions are like flies.” – Elizabeth Knox
on September 2, 2019
IIML’s “The Next Page” 2019 – Kate Duignan introduces Caleb Harris, Ash Davida Jane, Elaine Webster, Cris Cucerzan, Rebecca Reilly, Geraldine Warren, Stacey Teague, Una Cruickshank, Mikee Sto-Domingo and Fiona Lincoln.
on August 19, 2019
(Pictured) Best New Zealand Poems 2018 contributors: Fiona Farrell (editor), Nikki-Lee Birdsey, Jenny Bornholdt, Doc Drumheller, Sam Duckor-Jones, Bernadette Hall, Anna Jackson, Therese Lloyd, Mary McCallum and Chris Tse.
It’s been a while since I could go to an IIML Writers on Mondays. I like them very much, which isn’t a deep comment, but it is an accurate one.
on October 1, 2018
IIML’s “The Next Page 2” 2018 – Emily Perkins introduces: Andrei Seleznev, Sinead Overbye, Tim Grgec, Charlotte Forrester, Laura Southgate, Anna Rankin, Johanna Knox, Madison Hamill, Tracey Schuyt and Rose Lu
on August 27, 2018
Tina Makereti in conversation with Lawrence Patchett, at Te Papa for the 2018 IIML Writers on Mondays series.
‘We still exhibit humans,’ says Tina Makereti, ‘What fiction allows us to do is look at it – if we do commodify humans.’ Creepy and incisive decolonisation thoughts. Makereti’s new book, The Imaginary Lives of James Poneke, is out soon.
