Tim Jones: Books in the Trees

This isn't, in all conscience, a Tuesday Poem , but it does contain several Tuesday Poets: Issue 2 of Eye To the Telescope , which I edi...

I've been looking through this week's Tuesday Poems , and thinking about poems - mine and others' - I plan to post on forthcomin...

UPDATE: An extended version of this interview will appear in the Journal of New Zealand Literature during the first quarter of 2010. After ...

Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry from New Zealand has just been published. You can buy Voyagers from Amazon.com as a paperback or Kindle ...

I was going to do a much longer and more complicated blog post tonight, but I'm too tired. So instead, this is just to say that I have a...

All Blacks' Kitchen Gardens , my poetry collection published in 2007, has been reprinted: a small reprint, but still, it's good to b...

Emma Barnes , in addition to being a fine poet herself, is the editor of the new literary journal Enamel . The first issue of Enamel has jus...

Two calls from submissions that may be of interest to New Zealand writers: 1) An Anthology of Writing about Canterbury Wily Publications inv...

In 2004, Mark Pirie and myself decided that it would be a good idea to put together an anthology of New Zealand science fiction poetry. We ...

My mother is the gap in the windbreak the fallen macrocarpa the flooded river and the flooded plain. The radio, not tuned to any station the...

It's blowing a gale outside. Here are two poems united by the wind. Both were first published in North & South magazine. Coverage ...