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Te whαriki : reading ten new poets from Aotearoa / Anna Jackson, Dougal McNeill, Robert Sullivan, editors.
Van Pelt Library PR9629.7 .T49 2025
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- New Zealand poetry--21st century--History and criticism.
- New Zealand poetry.
- Genre:
- poetry.
- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
- Poetry
- Poetry.
- Physical Description:
- 203 pages ; 23 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Auckland, New Zealand : Auckland University Press, 2025.
- Language Note:
- In English, with some Mαori.
- Summary:
- "In journals and pubs, on TikTok and the bestseller lists, the current generation of New Zealand poets is finding new voices, new platforms and new readers. It is a poetry of now: of emojis and hashtags, of bodies and flesh, of identity and aspiration. How to take the measure of this new rush of poetic energy, invention and disruption? What new aesthetics emerge alongside these new voices? How might old forms and old questions take the pulse of the new? Te Whariki provides a first reading of this exciting moment by weaving together the work of ten contemporary poets from Aotearoa with new critical writing that makes sense of these poets and their poems. Pulling these strands together in one volume, Te Whariki is as dynamic, various and engaging as New Zealand poetry is today. Featuring poets Sam Duckor-Jones, Tayi Tibble, Claudia Jardine, essa may ranapiri, Rebecca Hawkes, Chris Tse, Oscar Upperton, Joanna Cho, Ruby Solly and Nafanua Purcell Kersel, with new critical writing by Amy Marguerite, Tru Paraha, Anna Jackson, Robert Sullivan, Mark Masterson, Stephanie Burt, Dani Yourukova, Dougal McNeill, Sophie van Waardenberg, Brigid Quirke, Robin Peters and David Eggleton."--Publisher's description.
- Contents:
- He kupu whakataki / Introduction / Anna Jackson, Dougal McNeill, Robert Sullivan
- Of potlucks and poetry: the new generation of Aotearoa poets / Amy Marguerite
- Visual poetry: between feeling and form / Tru Paraha
- Sam Ducker-Jones
- A quietly italiced Yes / Anna Jackson
- Tayi Tribble
- Representation is important / Robert Sullivan
- Claudia Jardine
- Love's return / Mark Masterton
- essa may ranapri
- Teeth shine in the dark / Stephanie Burt
- Rebecca Hawkes
- Hunger pains / Dani Yourukova
- Chris Tse
- A vivid dream / Dougal McNeill
- Oscar Upperton
- Reiterations / Sophie van Waardenberg
- Joanna Cho
- Loops and bounds / Bridid Quirke
- Ruby Solly
- Where the wairua lives / Robin Peters
- Nafanua Purcell Kersell
- Bone pen and blood ink / David Eggleton.
- ISBN:
- 9781776711314
- 1776711319
- OCLC:
- 1545763143
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