Tim Jones: Books in the Trees

  In the latest blog tour interview, Wellington poet and publisher Helen Rickerby asks me about the development of Men Briefly Explained a...

  This story is about remembering and forgetting Not knowing where you are or if it’s real But you can die with a martini in your han...

  Queens of Silk, Kings Of Velour A 70s party: disco, afros, flares and Abba. I'm dancing with the women, talking with the men. T...

A week or so ago, writer Debbie Cowens very kindly nominated me for a Prolific Blogger Award , as part of which, all the nominees are invit...

An Open Mike Just a couple of days now till the Voyagers Book Tour of New Zealand begins, and we have decided to include an Open Mike for s...

One day before Fantastic Voyages: Writing Speculative Fiction comes the Wellington launch of Issue 25 of Blackmail Press . It's called ...

Voyagers for Sale Mark Pirie and I are still waiting for the contributors' and review copies of Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry from Ne...

It's only a week since I did my most recent post of congratulations and good news , and there are already more good things to report. Se...

I spent several hours today engaged in a poetic expedition to Paekakariki , which is a small town on the Kapiti Coast north of Wellington - ...

Helen Rickerby is a Wellington poet, publisher (through Seraph Press ) and blogger whose second poetry collection, My Iron Spine , has been...

Earthdawn 15th Anniversary Sale This month marks the 15th anniversary of the roleplaying game Earthdawn . To mark the occasion, publishers R...

Montana Book Awards The biggest thing first: congratulations to all the winners, and all the nominees, in the Montana Book Awards , which we...

I link to a number of writers' and artists' blogs. You can find those links nestled down in the left-hand column of this page, under...

Bernard Gadd died earlier in December. I'm late posting this news, and there are excellent memorials to Bernard on Harvey Molloy's b...