Landfall's Borderline Experience - Issue 211
Landfall 211 rolls in the cultural muddle of present-day Aotearoa New Zealand and announces the future of the country's pre-eminent arts and literary journal. Edited by savvy Auckland…
The Wind Harp - Cilla McQueen
When leading New Zealand poet Cilla McQueen reads her work audiences are captivated not only by her accessible and wide ranging poems, but also by the drama and musicality of her performance. This…
Books and Boots: A.H. Reed Biography Published
Author Ian Dougherty was eight years old when he first met Alfred Hamish Reed in 1961. Reed was 85, and nearing the end of his famous walk from North Cape to Bluff. Wearing a three-piece suit and…
John Pule Looks at Pacific Art Form
The beautiful Hiapo - a remarkable art form revealed The first, and only, book about a stunning art form is about to be published. Hiapo - the barkcloth or tapa of Niue - is a neglected art form…
Cilla McQueen Celebrates Montana Poetry Day
Cilla McQueen, Bluff's internationally renowned poet, is taking part in Southland's only Montana Poetry Day festivities on the 22nd of July. She has kindly agreed to let us publish here the…
Landfall Essay Prize Announced
Martin Edmond and Tze Ming Mok are the winners of the 2004 Landfall Essay Prize, it was announced today. Judge Vincent O'Sullivan says, 'A good essay picks up on the times when it was written; it…