
- 209 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
A vibrant collection of New Zealand arts and letters, showcasing diverse voices and perspectives.
Landfall 230 celebrates the power of the literary imagination with inside stories, true confessions, short fictions, and thoughtful critiques. This pan-Pacific grab-bag reflects the diversity and energy of contemporary New Zealand writing, with contributions from writers of Mexican, Samoan, Rotuman, Chinese, Irish, and Indian backgrounds. Explore Maori land rights, geopolitics, and the rich cultural heritage of Aotearoa.
Inside, discover:
- Essays that delve into the heart of New Zealand identity
- Short stories that capture the nuances of human experience
- Poetry that sings with the voices of a multicultural nation
- Art portfolios that showcase the visual landscape of Aotearoa
- Reviews that offer insightful commentary on the latest cultural trends
Landfall 230 is a testament to the rich variety and dynamism of the current state of New Zealand culture. It is a compass to home ground for readers interested in New Zealand culture, literature, and arts.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Kathleen Grattan Award for Poetry 2015 Judge’s Report
- Landfall Essay Competition 2015 Judge’s Report
- Ashdown Place, Tracey Slaughter
- War and Truth, Philip Braithwaite
- Getting the World into Poetry, Louise Wallace
- There’s probably a pill for this, Therese Lloyd
- Farthest South with Dr Sparrman, Alan Roddick
- Our Young Selves, Fiona Kidman
- A Small Magnificence, Just Buzz Me Miss Blue, Michael Harlow
- Art Portfolio, Jeffrey Harris
- The Parachutist, Bernadette Hall
- The Black River, Robert Sullivan
- Hold, John Dennison
- Two Poems, Cilla McQueen
- Bike, Peter Olds
- The Last Circle, Andy McKenzie
- Three Poems, Rogelio Guedea, translated by Roger Hickin
- Is it Infrarreal or is it Memorex? Jack Ross
- Connections: A New Zealand novel in 223 words, D.R. Jones
- Otago Harbour, Riemke Ensing
- Jacob Behmen Visits the Hauraki Plains, Brett Cross
- Land’s End, Courtney Sina Meredith
- Turn, Carolyn McCurdie
- Summer, Airini Beautrais
- Rewa, Martin Rumsby
- New Aoteasamoa, Ria Masae
- Georgics, Erik Kennedy
- The Petrified Forest at Curio Bay, Nicholas Reid
- A Window on the Inward Isles, Leonard Lambert
- White, Tony O’Brien
- Imagined Madness, Kieran Doody
- Two Poems, Andrew M. Bell
- Garden of Eden Park, Nod Ghosh
- No Frills, Mere Taito
- Englishness, Yiyan Wang
- and never talk about forever, Emma Shi
- Hysteria, Joanna Preston
- Jack Body and Multi-Media Performance 1968–1975,
- Suburb, Kay McKenzie Cooke
- Art Portfolio, Emily Karaka
- 186 Leith Street, Jenny Powell
- Reasons Ross should be happy, Hannah Mettner
- At Night the Incubus, Olivia Macassey
- Migraines for Beginners, Liz Breslin
- Some Bodies Make Babies, Lynley Edmeades
- The Landfall Review
- Landfall Back Page
- Contributors
- Copyright
- Embodied Agents, Philip Madill