Landfall 240
eBook - PDF

Landfall 240

  1. 209 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Landfall 240

About this book

Showcasing New Zealand's Finest Arts and Literature

Landfall, New Zealand's longest-running arts and literary journal, presents a vibrant mix of new fiction, poetry, biographical and critical essays, and cultural commentary. Each issue features vital new work by the country's best writers, alongside reviews of the latest books, art, film, drama, and dance. With high-quality production and full-color artist portfolios, Landfall offers a rich and diverse reading experience.

This issue explores contemporary New Zealand identity, social issues, and artistic expression, making it a must-read for those interested in:

  • New Zealand literature and culture
  • Contemporary poetry and essays
  • Critical analysis of art and society
Discover the voices shaping Aotearoa's cultural landscape today. Perfect for professional, scholarly, and general readers seeking intellectual stimulation and aesthetic appreciation.

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Information

Publisher
Otago University Press
Year
2021
Topic
Literature
eBook ISBN
9781988592657
Subtopic
Art General
Index
Literature

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Contents
  4. Landfall Essay Competition 2020 Judge's Report, Emma Neale
  5. Canterbury Gothic, A.M. McKinnon
  6. Glass Sky, Anna Woods
  7. Saddle Club, Jessica Thompson-Carr
  8. Ears and Graces, Jennifer Compton
  9. Leverage, Catherine Chidgey
  10. Stillness on the Bay, Victor Billot
  11. if found please return to:, Tracey Slaughter
  12. Mirror, Sophia Wilson
  13. Nude Rabbit Run, Breton Dukes
  14. Ōwhiro Bay, Ella Borrie
  15. Inoculum, Art Nahill
  16. A Handy Guide to Reality, Liz Breslin
  17. Simon Armitage stole a girlfriend off me in the 80s, Jilly O'Brien
  18. Some Rakaia, Brent Cantwell
  19. Mermaids, Wanda Barker
  20. One to Many, Sharni Wilson
  21. Willows and Water, Peter Belton
  22. Vincent's Starry Night, Peter Belton
  23. Praise the Warming World (Try To), Robyn Maree Pickens
  24. water tower, Pippi Jean
  25. Green Monkey Soap, Tim Upperton
  26. ART PORTFOLIO, Yonel Watene
  27. Your Absence, Ruth Russ
  28. Organics in Ōtara, Matafanua Tamatoa
  29. Her Artful Memory, Sugu Pillay
  30. Family of Sorts, Catherine Trundle
  31. Extract from The Mirror Book, a memoir, Charlotte Grimshaw
  32. ART PORTFOLIO, Scott Eady
  33. Such Questions, John Allison
  34. Of an Evening, Oscar Upperton
  35. Zzzz, Cindy Botha
  36. Dearest Phryse, Sarah Paterson
  37. Winter Solstice Poem, Marisa Cappetta
  38. Kurangaituku & the Sirens, essa may ranapiri
  39. Swinging a Bottle, Zoë Higgins
  40. Earth, Alice Miller
  41. Moko Taro, Stacey Kokaua
  42. Last Quarter, Jessica Le Bas
  43. Knock Knock. Who’s There? Nietzsche. Nietzsche Who? Nietzsche to Open ze Door Please a Liddle Bit, Nick Ascroft
  44. Kaspar Limericks, Nick Ascroft
  45. In Defence of the Smoker, Harris Williamson
  46. he papakupu o aroha/a lexicon of love, Vaughan Rapatahana
  47. ngā wāna/the swans, Vaughan Rapatahana
  48. Identity Theft for the End of the World, Chris Tse
  49. Expedition, Chris Parsons
  50. Marine Snow, Ash Davida Jane
  51. Tying the Dogs Up, Jasmine Gallagher
  52. Helter-, Iain Twiddy
  53. The Day the Elephant Came to Town, Lynda Scott Araya
  54. How Brian Didn’t Meet the Poet, Alan Roddick
  55. The Smell of the Universe, Norman Franke
  56. Grandmother and Granddaughter Choose a Tattoo, Gail Ingram
  57. Foreigners, Nathaniel Herz-Edinger
  58. Fête du Muguet, Dunstan Ward
  59. Trespassers Will Be Shot / Survivors Will Be Shot Again, Rebecca Hawkes
  60. Walking to the Hoover Dam in February 2020, Lynn Davidson
  61. Caselberg Trust International Poetry Prize 2020, Judge’s Report, Cilla McQueen
  62. Sparrows, Tim Upperton
  63. His Name Doesn’t Fit, Giles Graham
  64. Lies, Angela Pope
  65. The Landfall Review
  66. Contributors
  67. Copyright
  68. LANDFALL BACK PAGE, Fatu Feu`u

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