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Men Briefly Explained
Men Briefly Explained is my new poetry collection. It explains men, briefly. You can buy Men Briefly Explained from Amazon.com as a paperback or Kindle ebook. You can also find out more about it, and buy it directly from the publisher, at the Men Briefly Explained mini-site.
Anarya's Secret: An Earthdawn Novel
Anarya's Secret is now available for the Kindle from Amazon US and from Amazon UK. You can also buy Anarya's Secret online as a hardback, paperback, or e-book (via RPGNow or DriveThru).
Transported: now on the Kindle
Transported: Short Stories is now available as an ebook for the Kindle.
Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry from New Zealand
Voyagers won the 2010 Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best Collected Work. You can buy Voyagers from Amazon.com as a paperback or Kindle e-book. You can also find out more about Voyagers, and buy it directly from the publisher, at the Voyagers mini-site.
All Blacks' Kitchen Gardens (poetry)
You can buy All Blacks' Kitchen Gardens online from New Zealand Books Abroad or Fishpond, or find out more about it.
Sample Poems
The Translator (from Best New Zealand Poems 2004)
Tuesdays
Wind Walks the Hand
1987A
Summoning
Extreme Boating
I'm In Tales For Canterbury
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About Me
- Tim Jones
- I'm a writer, editor, web company worker, and now blogger who was born in Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England and moved to New Zealand with my family when I was 2. I grew up on the West Coast and in Southland, then went to Dunedin to go to Otago University before moving to Wellington in 1993. I'm married with one child. I'm juggling the writing of poetry, short fiction and novels, working part time, trying to be a good husband and father, and working hard to get New Zealand to take effective action on the twin threats of climate change and Peak Oil - not to mention all the other problems the world faces. Life is busy!
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