2022 Te Teuihu Short Story Awards

Open to all New Zealanders writing in English or te reo Māori

Posted: Monday Feb 28, 2022

Vincent O'Sullivan: Frankenstein’s creature in Fiordland

"How we cope with life is finding an appropriate way to talk about it." Lovely chat with Vincent O'Sullivan about his ne...

Posted: Monday Feb 28, 2022

SOME GOOD NEWS FOR THE ARTS:

Major New Prize Announced for Aotearoa’s Live Performance Industry

Posted: Monday Feb 28, 2022

Hysterical

A two-woman, feminist poetry show which confronts the narrative that women are too emotional and celebrates the hysteria...

Posted: Friday Feb 25, 2022

The Regent Book Sale is Happening!

April 1st - 10th, Advance Bookings Essential

Posted: Thursday Feb 24, 2022

Dunedin Pride focusing on events

Dunedin Pride secretary Trak Gray is looking forward to celebrating the rainbow community during March.

Posted: Thursday Feb 24, 2022

Diana Noonan wins Storylines Margaret Mahy Medal 2022

Writer Diana Noonan, author of more than 100 titles for children and young adults, is the 2022 winner of the Storylines ...

Posted: Thursday Feb 24, 2022

Kathryn van Beek's Honey Babe 🍊🍒

Featured in Overland Literary Journal

Posted: Wednesday Feb 23, 2022

Cats Work Like This

Exisle Publishing Mother's Day Promotion

Posted: Wednesday Feb 23, 2022

OPEN CALL FOR THE INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY PROGRAM FOR WRITERS AND TRANSLATORS!

Kraków UNESCO City of Literature announces the 2022 call for applications for the International Residency Program for wr...

Posted: Wednesday Feb 23, 2022

EK Books shortlisted for the Bologna Children's Book Fair 2022 Prize Best Children's Publishers of the Year

Smashing! 🤸‍♀️🤸🤸‍♂️

Posted: Wednesday Feb 23, 2022

The Secret History of Flight149

Number one on the Apple true crime podcast chart...

Posted: Wednesday Feb 23, 2022

Veteran poet Alan Roddick looks back - and forward

The past, present and even speculation about the future all find a place in the latest poetry collection Next by Ōtepoti...

Posted: Monday Feb 21, 2022

Two additions for Dunedin Writers' Walk

Two Dunedin writers have been added to the Dunedin Writers’ Walk.

Posted: Monday Feb 21, 2022

Dunedin Fringe

presents a premiere-packed programme for 2022

Posted: Tuesday Feb 15, 2022

Read NZ Review

1947 Torn Apart: The Partition of India

Posted: Tuesday Feb 15, 2022

Read NZ Review

Bumblebee Grumblebee

Posted: Tuesday Feb 15, 2022

Two new names on Dunedin's Writers' Walk

Lynn Freeman speaks to Roger Hickin who is Peter Olds' long-time friend and publisher, and to Ted Middleton's widow, poe...

Posted: Tuesday Feb 15, 2022

Happy Library Lovers' Day!

Library Lovers' Day is observed on the 14th of February to honour libraries, librarians and book lovers.

Posted: Monday Feb 14, 2022

NZSA Youth Mentorship Programme 2022 Seeks Emerging Young Writers

Four secondary school students will each have the opportunity to be mentored by one of New Zealand’s best professional a...

Posted: Friday Feb 11, 2022

Asia New Zealand Foundation Arts Project Fund

The arts project fund supports New Zealand professional arts companies, events and organisations to deliver projects tha...

Posted: Friday Feb 11, 2022

Stories of silence, anxiety, retreat

Paddy Richardson reviews Emma Neale’s The Pink Jumpsuit, an extraordinary short story collection, longlisted for the Ock...

Posted: Thursday Feb 10, 2022

ATTENTION ALL ART LOVERS

There is just over a month until the world’s southernmost Fringe Festival kicks off!

Posted: Wednesday Feb 09, 2022

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Images capture the joy and magic of this sold out production

Posted: Wednesday Feb 09, 2022

Jessie Neilson reviews THE FROG PRINCE by James Norcliffe

'The cover of James Norcliffe's latest work is extravagantly ebullient, a bunch of bright pink waterlilies parading thei...

Posted: Tuesday Feb 08, 2022

Hidden depth of taonga in still life

Ti kouka blooms tell a story, but sometimes there’s more to see

Posted: Monday Feb 07, 2022

The Secret History of Flight149

Podcast contains new revelations about the appalling treatment of the Gulf War human shields and the secret mission that...

Posted: Friday Feb 04, 2022

Congratulations to Swapna Haddow ....

University of Otago College of Education's 2022 Creative New Zealand Children’s Writer in Residence

Posted: Thursday Feb 03, 2022

2022 Storylines Margaret Mahy Medal winner

Congratulations Diana Noonan

Posted: Thursday Feb 03, 2022

LOVE IN THE TIME OF COVID: A Chronicle of a Pandemic

Featuring Kerry Lane's poem ‘Uisge’, winner of the recent City of Literature Dunedin, New Zealand Robert Burns Poetry Pr...

Posted: Thursday Feb 03, 2022

A Midsummer Night's Dream 3-13 February

Heading to the show this week but not familiar with the plot? Here’s a handy one-page guide:

Posted: Wednesday Feb 02, 2022

Happy Lunar New Year

Year of the Tiger! 🐅

Posted: Tuesday Feb 01, 2022

Dunedin Public Art Gallery longlisted in the Ockham Book Awards ...

... for their publication accompanying their nationally touring exhibition Joanna Margaret Paul: Imagined in the context...

Posted: Tuesday Feb 01, 2022

BOUND nominated for Barry Award

🤩Congratulations🤩 to our Dunedin crime queen Vanda Symon

Posted: Tuesday Feb 01, 2022

A return to the scene of the crime

Liam McIlvanney returns to the grimly seedy side of Glasgow for his new crime thriller

Posted: Monday Jan 31, 2022

Submissions Now Open for New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults Awards

The New Zealand Book Awards Trust is calling for entries for the 2022 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adu...

Posted: Friday Jan 28, 2022

The 2022 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards longlisted books are announced

Congratulations to the longlistees

Posted: Thursday Jan 27, 2022

Publisher continues award streak

Otago University Press publisher Sue Wootton is celebrating three titles making the Ockham award longlists

Posted: Thursday Jan 27, 2022

Try out the NZSA Writer Toolkit!

First course - Storybuilding: Strategies and exercises to build solid foundations with Mandy Hager - is FREE to all NZSA...

Posted: Thursday Jan 27, 2022

Hey Otago, got a research idea you want help getting off the ground?

2022 Science Into Action funding round is now open

Posted: Wednesday Jan 26, 2022

Young poets on fire with Burns’ themes

Poems about feelings of longing and celebrating belonging were recited yesterday at the 19th annual prizegiving ceremony...

Posted: Wednesday Jan 26, 2022

2022 Samesame but Different Festival going online!

It’s easier to attend Same Same than ever before - they're going full online so all you need is a screen and an internet...

Posted: Wednesday Jan 26, 2022

Introducing the new facilitator for Ōtepoti Writers Lab

Rushi Vyas

Posted: Tuesday Jan 25, 2022

Otago University Press publisher Sue Wootton had a surprise parcel arrive on her doorstep recently...

... the Bulgarian edition of her novel 'Strip'

Posted: Tuesday Jan 25, 2022

Books for Topics - Books of the Year

My Dad is a Grizzly Bear - BEST Classroom Read-Aloud

Posted: Tuesday Jan 25, 2022

New RNZ National show to focus on Māori talent and stories

Acclaimed broadcaster Julian Wilcox (Ngāpuhi, Te Arawa) is to host a new RNZ National programme featuring Māori from acr...

Posted: Monday Jan 24, 2022

The NZ Mountain Film & Book Festival adds another exciting element to their repertoire - the Mountain Book competition!

The NZ Mountain Book of the Year, founded and supported by Dave Bamford and John Nankervis offers a $1000 prize

Posted: Monday Jan 24, 2022

Mayhem Literary Journal

This year's Mayhem Literary Journal includes work by Eliana Gray, Victor Billot, Michael Steven, Sophia Wilson, and Dunc...

Posted: Monday Jan 24, 2022

the other side of better

Academy of New Zealand Literature Book Review

Posted: Monday Jan 24, 2022

ReadShareGrow Book Trail

Pick up your copy of the ReadShareGrow Book Trail from the Lilliput Library at 15a Marlow Street

Posted: Monday Jan 24, 2022

In Memory of Keri Hulme

An appreciation of Keri Hulme by Kelly Ana Morey

Posted: Monday Jan 24, 2022

Caledonian Noir with Liam McIlvaney

Listen to Caledonian Noir with Liam McIlvaney from RNZ's The Weekend with Emile Donovan

Posted: Monday Jan 24, 2022

OPEN CALL FOR THE 2022 GRÖNDAL'S HOUSE UNESCO CITIES OF LITERATURE RESIDENCY

Reykjavík UNESCO City of Literature offers a free one month residency for a writer from another UNESCO City of Literatur...

Posted: Wednesday Jan 19, 2022

Whitireia Graduate Diploma in Publishing (Applied)

Enrolments are now open - Start Date 28 February 2022

Posted: Wednesday Jan 19, 2022

University Book Shop Otago seeking a Marketing & Administration Assistant

This exciting and newly created opportunity supports the marketing and administrative team while the University Book Sho...

Posted: Wednesday Jan 19, 2022

Volunteers sought for the Dunedin Fringe Festival

Pre-festival: 9th February - 16th March | Festival: 17th March - 27th March | Post-festival: 28th March - 3th April

Posted: Wednesday Jan 19, 2022

New Scotland: Poetry Prize-giving 2022

25 January 12:30pm - 1:30pm | Dunningham Suite, 4th Floor, Dunedin City Library

Posted: Wednesday Jan 19, 2022

Timatanga Hōu | New Beginnings Drama NZ National Conference 2022

CALL FOR PRESENTERS

Posted: Wednesday Jan 19, 2022