Arms & Legs

Chloe Lane

Literature & Fiction

Te Herenga Waka University Press

Birnam Wood

Eleanor Catton

Literary

CATHERINE CHIDGEY

Performance

Coventry, David

'From the outset, the social space of the essay is involved with the text' s readers to the degree that conversation is implied - more or less intimate, even argumentative. The essay will often have originated in conversation, or the conversations of groups gathered around an event. Its long form may both contain and measure the extended time of face-to-face conversation or imply that extent; in this it will differ from social media, email and instant messages. These forms are often both dynamic and distanced, with the immediate energy of in-the-moment exchanges. The essays collected here, though, hope for the pleasure of extended conversation, both in their content and in the critical participation of their readers.'Celebrated poet, novelist and critic Ian Wedde' s third collection of essays follows How to Be Nowhere: Essays and Texts 1971- 1994 and Making Ends Meet: Essays & Talks 1992- 2004, and ranges widely through Aotearoa New Zealand, the Pacific ocean, and the libraries and museums of the world. Artists considered in depth and often from multiple perspectives include Bill Culbert, Ralph Hotere, Tony Fomison, Judy Millar, Peter Black, Anne Noble, Yuk King Tan, Elizabeth Thomso

The Social Space of the Essay 2003-2023

Wedde, Ian

Essays & Correspondence

Here are the cards. Put your hand on them, Close your eyes. You don't want to? But you are blind with them open. Jake Arthur's beguiling second poetry collection opens with a tarot reader coaxing us into a reading over a cup of tea. And in a rush of vivid scenes and impressions, we begin to imagine episodes from different lives - a woman tries to train a robin; parents anxiously attend a teacher- parent interview; a man is cast overboard and wonders if he will ever be found. Each card prompts a new character to mull over their uncertainties, hopes, obstacles and joys. Loosely inspired by the illustrations of the famous 1909 Rider-Waite tarot deck, with its riotous depictions of magicians, occultists, lovers, fools and angels, these poems have us grappling our way towards a clear path.

Tarot

Arthur, Jake

Poetry

First Things

Biographies & Memoirs

Ricketts, Harry

Arts & Literature

Slim Volume

Brown, James

The Chthonic Cycle

Cruickshank, Una

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