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Landfall 239
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Discover the vibrant world of contemporary New Zealand literature with Landfall 239, a captivating collection showcasing essays and artistic expression. This anthology features the voices of emerging and established writers, including award-winning authors and talented essayists, each bringing their unique perspectives to the page. Published by Otago University Press, Landfall 239 delves into various themes, including culture, identity, and the essence of Aotearoa.
Spanning 208 pages, this beautifully crafted book measures 165 x 215 mm, making it a perfect addition to your collection or a thoughtful gift for literature enthusiasts. This edition includes highlights from the 2020 Charles Brasch Young Writers’ Essay Competition, presenting remarkable works that engage and inspire readers.
Featured artists such as Vita Cochran, Star Gossage, and Robert West enrich the reading experience through their artistic contributions, seamlessly blending the visual and written arts. Additionally, Landfall 239 includes insightful reviews and critiques from notable figures in the literary community, providing a comprehensive look into the current literary landscape of New Zealand.
Immerse yourself in New Zealand’s rich literary tradition and explore the myriad voices within Landfall 239. Perfect for academics, students, and lovers of literature, this well-rounded anthology is a must-have for anyone interested in New Zealand's modern literature scene.
Author: Emma Neale Publisher: Otago University Press
Dimensions: 165 x 215 mm
Pages: 208
Publication Date: 01-05-2020
FEATURED ARTISTS Vita Cochran, Star Gossage, Robert West AWARDS & COMPETITIONS Results from the 2020 Charles Brasch Young Writers’ Essay Competition WRITERS John Adams, Johanna Aitchison, John Allison, Shaun Bamber, Tony Beyer, Iain Britton, Medb Charleton, Ruth Corkill, Doc Drumheller, Mark Edgecombe, Lynley Edmeades, David Eggleton, Johanna Emeney, Rhys Feeney, Michael Giacon, Carolyn Gillum, Patricia Grace, Eliana Gray & Jordan Hamel, Isabel Haarhaus, Bernadette Hall, Sarah Harpur, Jenna Heller, Stephanie Johnson, Erik Kennedy, Brent Kininmont, Megan Kitching, Claire Lacey, Leonard Lambert, Wes Lee, Malinna Liang, Emer Lyons, Carolyn McCurdie, Cilla McQueen, Owen Marshall, Talia Marshall, Zoë Meager, James Norcliffe, Keith Nunes, K?tuku Tithuia Nuttall, Vincent O’Sullivan, Leanne Radojkovich, essa may ranapiri, Gillian Roach, Pip Robertson, Jo-Ella Sarich, Tim Saunders, Sarah Scott, Sarah Shirley, Elizabeth Smither, Charlotte Steel, Nicola Thorstensen, Rushi Vyas, Susan Wardell REVIEWS Landfall Review Online: books recently reviewed SARAH HARPUR on Funny As: The Story of New Zealand Comedy by Paul Horan and Phillip Matthews PETER SIMPSON on Peat by Lynn Jenner EMMA GATTEY on Life on Volcanoes: Contemporary Essays, ed. Janet McAllister JOHN GERAETS on Verses by Lola Ridge; Two or more islands by Diana Bridge; and The Dangerous Country of Love and Marriage by Amy Leigh Wicks MAIRÉAD DE RÓISTE on Singing the Trail: The story of mapping Aotearoa New Zealand by John McCrystal DAVID EGGLETON on The New Photography: New Zealand’s first-generation contemporary photographers by Athol McCredie
Spanning 208 pages, this beautifully crafted book measures 165 x 215 mm, making it a perfect addition to your collection or a thoughtful gift for literature enthusiasts. This edition includes highlights from the 2020 Charles Brasch Young Writers’ Essay Competition, presenting remarkable works that engage and inspire readers.
Featured artists such as Vita Cochran, Star Gossage, and Robert West enrich the reading experience through their artistic contributions, seamlessly blending the visual and written arts. Additionally, Landfall 239 includes insightful reviews and critiques from notable figures in the literary community, providing a comprehensive look into the current literary landscape of New Zealand.
Immerse yourself in New Zealand’s rich literary tradition and explore the myriad voices within Landfall 239. Perfect for academics, students, and lovers of literature, this well-rounded anthology is a must-have for anyone interested in New Zealand's modern literature scene.
Author: Emma Neale Publisher: Otago University Press
Dimensions: 165 x 215 mm
Pages: 208
Publication Date: 01-05-2020
FEATURED ARTISTS Vita Cochran, Star Gossage, Robert West AWARDS & COMPETITIONS Results from the 2020 Charles Brasch Young Writers’ Essay Competition WRITERS John Adams, Johanna Aitchison, John Allison, Shaun Bamber, Tony Beyer, Iain Britton, Medb Charleton, Ruth Corkill, Doc Drumheller, Mark Edgecombe, Lynley Edmeades, David Eggleton, Johanna Emeney, Rhys Feeney, Michael Giacon, Carolyn Gillum, Patricia Grace, Eliana Gray & Jordan Hamel, Isabel Haarhaus, Bernadette Hall, Sarah Harpur, Jenna Heller, Stephanie Johnson, Erik Kennedy, Brent Kininmont, Megan Kitching, Claire Lacey, Leonard Lambert, Wes Lee, Malinna Liang, Emer Lyons, Carolyn McCurdie, Cilla McQueen, Owen Marshall, Talia Marshall, Zoë Meager, James Norcliffe, Keith Nunes, K?tuku Tithuia Nuttall, Vincent O’Sullivan, Leanne Radojkovich, essa may ranapiri, Gillian Roach, Pip Robertson, Jo-Ella Sarich, Tim Saunders, Sarah Scott, Sarah Shirley, Elizabeth Smither, Charlotte Steel, Nicola Thorstensen, Rushi Vyas, Susan Wardell REVIEWS Landfall Review Online: books recently reviewed SARAH HARPUR on Funny As: The Story of New Zealand Comedy by Paul Horan and Phillip Matthews PETER SIMPSON on Peat by Lynn Jenner EMMA GATTEY on Life on Volcanoes: Contemporary Essays, ed. Janet McAllister JOHN GERAETS on Verses by Lola Ridge; Two or more islands by Diana Bridge; and The Dangerous Country of Love and Marriage by Amy Leigh Wicks MAIRÉAD DE RÓISTE on Singing the Trail: The story of mapping Aotearoa New Zealand by John McCrystal DAVID EGGLETON on The New Photography: New Zealand’s first-generation contemporary photographers by Athol McCredie
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