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This Compulsion In Us by Tina Makereti
Isla Huia swoons over Tina Makereti’s first full-length foray into non-fiction—her essay collection ‘This Compulsion In Us’.
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scrambling to write in our own language: a stream of consciousness review of Death Goddess Guide to Self Love by Carin Smeaton
Josiah Morgan pours out his consciousness on the page to share an experience of Carin Smeaton’s new poetry collection ‘Death Goddess Guide to Self Love’.
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Sweetie — A Response
Sazzok swoons over Johanna Cosgrove and all her high-femme, soft-dom, theatre-kid energy in her new comedy show ‘Sweetie’.
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Rytuał by Chloe Elisabeth Wilson
Sylvan Spring gets swept up in the cosmetic underbelly of Chloe Elisabeth Wilson’s debut novel, ‘Rytuał’.
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Speed is Emotional — A Response (In Which I Make it All About Myself)
Kitty Wasasala parallels Jo Randerson in asking questions on the neurodiverse human experience in this personal response to ‘Speed is Emotional’.
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Queued Up — Vol. 3
Queued Up is bad apple on music—a collection from several contributors on what they’ve got queued up on their playlist recently. Vol. 3 features Xavier Farrow-Francis and Zianna Ruiha.
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Fox Spirit on a Distant Cloud by Lee Murray
In reviewing Lee Murray’s ‘Fox Spirit on A Distant Cloud’, Naomii Seah finds herself asking for more from the work and for those it depicts.
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My Clowns, My Circus — A Response
Hannah Jamieson finds Janaye Henry and Sean Dioneda Rivera are fully committed to the bit when she heads along to ‘My Clowns, My Circus.’
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Body Story — A Response
Nuanzhi Zheng stretches her response to Xin Ji’s ‘Body Story’ to consider queerness, Chinese identity, family and whether the body truly keeps the score.
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PROWL at Wellington Pride — A Response
Janina Smolira struggles for the words to describe Prowl Production’s recent outing to Wellington Pride Festival—because no description feels sufficient.
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Antonio! — A Response
Rebecca Mary Gwendolon has a raucous time at ‘Antonio!’—a musical that perhaps was made specifically for them.
Category: review
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