POETRY
Bronwyn Bryant
High Tide at Kuaotunu
Kate Camp
How fine it is to be surround by wood
Aaron Carter
Finding your way in the dark
Mary Cresswell
Don’t mention the war
I will now consider the creative act
Lynn Davidson
A Hillside of Houses Leaves
Natasha Dennerstein
Carnifex
Skinless, boned
Mary-Jane Duffy
Hungry Planet
Stranger things
Nicola Easthope
Working the Tang, Birsay
Rob Hack
Mangaia, the oldest island in the
Pacific
Souvenir Sundays
Kirsten Le Harivel
Waiting for an answer
Rewa Morgan
Capital Lightning (at Bar Bodega)
Samiha Radcliffe
Alina
My first mini-series
Our sister’s advice on unrequited love
The Talk
Tina Regtien
Party Preparation
In the beginning
Henk
Elizabeth Smither
A landscape of shining leaves
Robert Stratford
SSRI withdrawal
The Terrace
Rachel Tobin
the night is steel blue
Mercedes Webb-Pullman
Polar Drift
Waiata of waiting
Felicity Yates
Between Tzidrá and Hídera (Lesvós)
Red Squirrel (Lesvós)
Mary in the Colonies
PROSE
Helen Heath
On hands and being held
Lynn Jenner
The term for survivors of the atomic
bombs is ‘hibakusha’