Shared Reading in Translation!
We had some beautiful Chinese & te reo Maori poems this year! We loved it! Visit our Facebook page to see videos : https://www.facebook.com/reel/538844605572706 https://fb.watch/wwmqiOkIXO
We had some beautiful Chinese & te reo Maori poems this year! We loved it! Visit our Facebook page to see videos : https://www.facebook.com/reel/538844605572706 https://fb.watch/wwmqiOkIXO
Juliet Batten has a PhD in English and taught English, Women’s Studies, and Environmental Studies at the University of Auckland, before working for twenty-six years
Join us at Rānui library September 29th 10am – 4pm to read Shilo Kino’s book All That We Know aloud in a day! This book
Join the Street Poets & Artists Collective Enterprises- poets on National poetry day for a night of poetry. The S.P.A.C.E poets have been getting together
Isla Huia (Te Āti Haunui a-Pāpārangi, Uenuku) is a te reo Māori teacher and kaituhi from Ōtautahi. Her work has been published in journals such
To celebrate meeting Trent Dalton, let’s read his love stories this month!
Amanda Maxwell is a New Zealander who lives and writes on the south coast of Australia. She has had two collections of short stories published
Adi Tulia Nacola is a woodworker and author who has been publishing books since 2018. From Soa, Nakorotubu in the province of Ra. She writes
Murray Edmond: b. Kirikiriroa 1949, lives in Glen Eden, Tāmaki-makau-rau, Aotearoa. Associate Professor of Drama (retired) University of Auckland, 1991-2014. 16 books of poetry (most
Thanks so much to our friends Felix & Jane who have so generously sponsored the koha for our Aotearoa Literary Hub writers for the past
Maria is a fiction reader, cat lover and university librarian. She came to New Zealand from Russia in 2010 and currently lives in Albany, North
Tēnā koutou katoa,Ko Te Ara-Ripeka Rangihuna ahau, he Ngāti Porou, he Ngāti Kahungunu, he Ngāti Tūwharetoa.I am a Māmā of two with a passion for