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  • My Festival Picks: Meg Williams

    Festival Executive Director Meg Williams tells us what she's looking forward to.
  • Three poems by Therese Lloyd

    Therese Lloyd shares three new poems from her forthcoming collection, The Facts, which will be launched by Victoria University Press during Writers & Readers in Wellington in March.
  • This reading life: Charlie Jane Anders

    By her books we will know award winning American writer, editor, performer and 2018 Writers & Readers guest, Charlie Jane Anders.
  • Reimagining Swan Lake

    Wellington based journalist and former ballet dancer Charlotte Graham takes a look at Michael Keegan-Dolan's Swan Lake/Loch na hEala, and finds a daring, moving reinvention of one of the world's most traditional ballets.
  • This reading life: Mimi Pond

    Mimi will be a guest at Writers & Readers in Wellington in March.
  • Jazz with Seoul

    The Jac share some of the behind the scenes highlights from their recent trip to the Jarasum International Jazz Festival, the exciting finale to their 2017 Wellington Jazz Festival project.
  • Nick's music picks

    We asked writer, musician and RNZ host Nick Bollinger to share the live music acts he’s most looking forward to at the 2018 New Zealand Festival.
  • This reading life: Ian Tregillis

    American author Ian Tregillis has written two speculative history trilogies, and will be part of the 2018 Writers and Readers Festival in Wellington in March.
  • This reading life: Mike Ladd

    Described as “the best poet in Adelaide”, Mike Ladd has published eight collections of poetry and prose. His most recent book is Invisible Mending. Mike will be a guest of 2018 Writers & Readers in March.
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