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Queued Up — Vol. 2
Queued Up is bad apple on music—a collection from several contributors on what they’ve got queued up on their playlist recently. Vol. 2 features Ella Sage, Edie Lane and harold coutts.
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Symphony of Queer Errands by Rachel O’Neill
Hebe Kearney is swallowed into the symphony while responding to Rachel O’Neill’s new poetry collection—’A Symphony of Queer Errands’.
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Kaikaranga of My Dreams — A Response to ‘What Happened to Mary-Anne?”
Kitty Wasasala wants to follow Brady Peeti—the kaikaranga of their dreams— into a rock waiata future as they respond to ‘What Happened to Mary-Anne?’.
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Poorhara by Michelle Rahurahu
In which Josiah Morgan is pōhara on a haerenga with Michelle Rahurahu’s ‘Poorhara’ and its haerenga.
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Three Chapbooks from Ngā Pukapuka Pekapeka
Ash Davida Jane spends some time with the three chapbooks from new independent press Ngā Pukapuka Pekapeka and notes down some thoughts.
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On Learning to Edit and Sally Rooney’s ‘Intermezzo’
Self-proclaimed Sally Rooney acolyte Josiah Morgan reads ‘Intermezzo’ while redrafting his own novel, complicating his relationship with the Irish author.
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Ngā Reta — A Response
Elise Sadlier attends Basement Theatre’s first fully te reo Māori production, ‘Ngā Reta’. She writes in response to fellow Gizzy Girl / Te Wānanga Takiura tuakana Te Huamanuka Luiten-Apirana.
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Holy Ghost — A Response
Isabelle Hoskyn headed along to Hollywood Avondale to check out this year’s Day One short film line-up, here she writes of a stand out piece, ‘Holy Ghost’.
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Delightfool — A Response
Jak Darling and Booth the Clown’s ‘Delightfool’ helps Sazzok connect to joy and laughter in the face of crisis.
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Horizons — A Response
Rebecca Mary Gwendolon visits an often passed but never entered space and reignites an old passion in this response piece to the Voices New Zealand performance ‘Horizons’.
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ANTi — A Response
Dani Kionasina wraps herself in the world of Keagan Carr Fransch through ‘ANTi’, a one-woman play exploring the layered elements of personhood.
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