Index to broadsheet: new new zealand poetry
Issues 1-29
Author Index
Adcock, Fleur Thames (No. 19)
– A Game of 500 (No. 19)
Alexander, Raewyn What is a Star? (No. 6)
Allan, Rosetta Safe (No. 15)
– Woodville Revisited (No. 15)
Anon (UK) Football (No. 13)
Arlov, Anita Four Parts Blue (No. 15)
– The Glint on the Water (No. 15)
– ‘If you only have one wish, make it big’ (No. 23)
Arsenev, Pavel (Russia) Translator’s Note (No. 16)
Ascroft, Nick Your Great-Aunt and the Retirement (No. 15)
– A Hundred Names, Never Heard (No. 15)
– House, Kid, Dog (No. 18)
– House, Kid, Dog (No. 18)
– Slung Across the Cat (No. 24)
– No More Experimental Cat Poetry (No. 24)
– Kid in Day Care, Cat Sleeps in Pram (No. 24)
– Instead of Finishing “The Plotz” I’ve… It’s Another…Gah!
– Psalm Accompanied by Hipster Cacaphony (No. 24)
– Seven Things to do on Snowbound Weekends, in Spandex (No. 24)
– The Brain (No. 24)
– Horodok: The Altar of the Reeds (No. 24)
– As Long as Rain (No. 24)
– We’ll Go From There (No. 28)
– Whereby I Cloud My Intent in Verbiage… (No. 28)
Auld, Una The Mount (No. 12)
– Easter Lilies (No. 12)
– Star-Song (No. 12)
– Beneath (No. 12)
Barford, Serie If you were a tiputa (No. 25)
Barnes, Emma Sacral (No. 7)
– He Says (No. 7)
Barnett, Sarah Jane Maori Battalion, C Company (No. 7)
Bell, Sandra Hereditary Seat /Path (No. 22)
– Kaiangaroa State Forest (No. 22)
Berengarten, Richard (UK) From Manual (No. 2)
– Siesta (No. 11)
– Approach Me Not (No. 11)
– Anomalous Phenomena (No. 11)
– Hence Into Suchness (No. 11)
– Insomniac Presence (No. 11)
– Moon Over Sea (No. 11)
– From Changing (No. 17)
– From Rough Diamonds (No. 25)
– Octavio (No. 27)
– Wingbone (No. 27)
– 2 May 1828 (No. 27)
– Secret Names (No. 27)
– Dip a Cup into a Lake (No. 27)
– Jazz on the Fluted Motorway (No. 27)
– Summer Downpour (No. 27)
– Summer Glory (No. 27)
– Trying on Ideas (No. 27)
– An Irony (No. 27)
– Slide (No. 27)
– Inside, Outside (No. 27)
– As the Sun Goes Down (No. 27)
– Welcome Back (No. 27)
– Voice in a Dream (No. 27)
– So, Ghost (No. 27)
– Core, Cour, Cœur (No. 27)
Bernhardt, Jeanne Untitled Poems (No. 1)
– Damians Poem (No. 4)
– Siringo Road (No. 17)
– Luz (No. 17)
– The Sun (No. 17)
– Here where I watch things (No. 22)
– Its given (No. 22)
– June (No. 22)
– a dead thing (No. 22)
– the gourd house (No. 22)
– small blues(No. 22)
– a year (No. 22)
– Sunday(No. 22)
– old mans cap (No. 22)
– some place else (No. 22)
– not a small thing (No. 28)
– Grey Lynn (No. 28)
– one of her own (No. 28)
Beyer, Tony Ode (No. 1)
– Mother Lode (No. 1)
– Duke (No. 5)
– Majesty (No. 5)
– Death Scenes in Nineteenth Century Novels (No. 11)
– The Only Game (No. 18)
– Max (No. 18)
– Free Range (No. 21)
– Figment (No. 21)
Black, Corin Botanical (No. 24)
Bland, Peter The Visit (i.m. Louis Johnson) (No. 2)
– Four Poems for Riemke Ensing (No. 15)
– Concerning Our Own Bit of Time… (No. 19)
– The Spirit House (No. 19)
– Exotic (No. 19)
– The Distance Between Us (No. 19)
– Regression (No. 19)
– This Poem Starts Right Now… (No. 19)
– Don’t Worry About Those Angels (No. 19)
– Evensong (No. 19)
– Ends and Beginnings (No. 19)
– Showbiz (No. 26)
Bolton, Ken (Australia) Tramps Like Us (No. 20)
Bornholdt, Jenny Cold (No. 20)
Borshevsky, Margaret Translations of Anna Akhmatova (No. 5)
Borrell, Nola Denniston (No. 10)
– The Clerkenwell Pump (No. 10)
Boyce, Simon Homeground (No. 13)
Bridge, Diana In the Supplementary Garden (No. 5)
Britton, Iain First Fruit (No. 15)
– Appetizer (No. 15)
– Red Foliage (No. 15)
Brown, James The Trialist (No. 13)
Brown, Pam (Australia) I can hear your aargh from here (No. 20)
Brown, R D The Great Out-Doors (No. 12)
– Bellvue Spur (No. 12)
Brunton, Alan Guru Hoodoo (No. 21)
– From Movie (No. 21)
Bullock, Owen Ruse St Denis (No. 6)
– Lambeth (No. 6)
Butcher-McGunnigle, Zarah From Autobiogaphy of a Marguerite (No. 11)
Butterworth, Karen Peterson Eleventh Day Eleventh Hour (No. 23)
– Who do I think I am? (No. 23)
Campbell, Alistair Te Ariki Intacta (No.1)
– To My Muse (No. 1)
– Ode to WellingtonCity (No. 4)
Campbell, Mary Maringikura Rain (No. 26)
Campbell, Meg As Far As It Goes (2000) (No. 1)
– Christmas Day, 1998 (No. 4)
– The Burden (No. 4)
Chad, Tony Casino (No. 10)
– Passing the Baton (No. 23)
Chalar, Laura (Uruguay) Julio (No 26)
– You-Look-Well (No. 26)
Challis, Gordon Gifts (No. 19)
Chan, Jill I Call You Father: Insistence (No. 4)
– The Blind One (No. 4)
– In the forest (No. 22)
– You want to place the sun back in the sky (No. 22)
Charman, Janet Improving the Human (No. 7)
– because desiring (No. 25)
– Ranginui (No. 25)
– the holy ghost and the lost boys (No. 25)
– a parallel reality Cheryl West (No. 25)
– in besidedness (No. 25)
– for reasons of authenticity (No. 25)
Charman, Walter The Blue Penguin (No. 25)
Claire, Gemma Three Minutes Silence (No. 1)
– At the New Zealand Police Museum (No. 1)
Cliff, Craig The Link Arcade (No. 8)
Colquhoun, Glenn A Letter to Iris Wilkinson (No. 19)
Compton, Jennifer I’m putting together a programme of your poetry for the ABC (for Alistair Paterson) (No. 6)
Conlon, Evelyn Another Winter (2005) (No. 1)
– For Yana (No. 1)
Cooke, Kay McKenzie Maniototo (No. 18)
– I’ll Take It (No. 22)
– Purple Roses of Gore (No. 22)
– Reg Lee (No. 24)
– Reading your poems through a Kakanui storm (No. 28)
Cottier, P S (Australia) Passing Beauty (No. 13)
Craig, Albert (UK) Grand Final at the Palace (No. 13)
Creeley, Robert (USA) Paterson/Creeley: A Conversation (No. 3)
Dacker, Bill A Song for the River (No. 4)
– O Te Koru (No. 23)
Davidson, Lynn Calling Up The Fool (No. 4)
– Ringing the Bell Backwards (No. 4)
Davies, Piers Variations on a Found Poems (No. 25)
Dennison, John A Brief History of the Sign (No. 11)
– Errata (No. 11)
Dickson, John The persistence of football results on Bealey Ave (No. 13)
Diepenheim, Belinda Day of Stone (No. 25)
– Her small daughter (No. 25)
– About a Tree (No. 25)
Direen, William (Bill) From The Centre (No. 17)
– Tour Manager R.I.P. (No. 26)
Duckworth, Marilyn How to Conduct a Relationship (No. 2)
– Marble Solitaire (No. 19)
Duffett, Michael (USA) Dark Matter (No. 1)
– Encounter (No. 1)
– Sarah Poem (for Denis Glover) (No. 4)
– Man and God and Child (for Allen Curnow) (No. 4)
– From The Homecoming (No. 4)
– Sonnets Holy and Unholy (No. 8)
– Untitled Poems (No. 11)
– To Corso and Whale Island (No. 14)
– A Tie That Binds (No. 14)
– Avian Fame (No. 14)
– Youth and Age (No. 17)
– From Autobiography (No. 17)
– Christmas Card: A Page From Newton’s Notebook (No. 17)
– The Puritan’s Lament (No. 17)
– Fruit and Flowers From the Garden (No. 17)
– My Friend (No. 17)
– The Western Edge (No. 17)
– Little Starving Syrian Boys (No. 17)
– Global Warming Bear Love (No. 17)
– My Little Dog (No. 17)
– A Political Non-Sonnet (No. 17)
– Not Much More to Celebrate Than a Clean Shirt (No. 17)
– On an Idea of Robert Graves (No. 22)
– Waiting for the Train (No. 22)
– Partition Anniversary (No. 22)
– Apologies to Plato (No. 23)
– Two Sonnets (No. 24)
– The Arrangement of the Senses (No. 27)
– The wind blows the grass in three different ways (No. 27)
– South Sea Sonnet (No. 27)
Duggan, Laurie (Australia/UK) Allotment #108 (No. 20)
– Allotment #111 (No. 20)
– Robert Rauschenberg (No. 20)
– A Room, Venice (No. 20)
Dunn, Aline Glances (No. 12)
Easthope, Nicola Sea Horse (No. 9)
Egerton, Ben The Beautiful Game (No. 13)
Eggleton, David River (No. 10)
– Hei-Tiki (No. 10)
– Rust Casting an Iron Spell (No. 10)
– King Tide, Northside (No. 18)
– Hurricane Ode (No. 22)
– Almost Once (No. 24)
– Groak (No. 24)
– The Mackenzie Basin (No. 28)
Ensing, Riemke Matariki (for Bernard Gadd) (No. 3)
– ‘Fanciful, Apocryphal, Delete’ (No. 6)
– Being There (No. 14)
– ‘Und Ob Die Wolke’ (No. 14)
– Sweeping the Path (No. 15)
– Birds, Rain and Plum (No. 15)
– Painters (No. 15)
– The Lauris Edmond Memorial Award as a feather in the Cap (No. 15)
– Imagine (No. 15)
– Thinking of You Now (No. 15)
– Poem About a Vase Perhaps (No. 15)
– Top of the Morning (No. 15)
– A China Shoe (No. 19)
– Death (No. 19)
Fagan, Andrew Teeth and Gums (No. 10)
– Night Island (No. 26)
– The Watchkeepers (No. 26)
– Vertical Shafts of Rain (No. 26)
– Flashing Every Four Seconds (No 26)
– Eternal (No. 26)
– The Perimeter (No. 26)
– Conquest (No. 26)
– A Remote Option (No. 26)
– Words Written on Trees (No. 26)
– Sail the Other Way (No. 26)
– Race to the End (No. 26)
Fairburn, A R D Jazz (No. 4)
Faith, Rangi Karakia in a Museum (No. 9)
– Moa Bones on the Doughboy 2009 (No. 9)
Farrell, Michael (Australia) Great Poet Snowdome (No. 20)
Fell, Cliff Prayer for the Rose of Tralee: A Cento (No. 9)
– Speed Reading the Classics (No. 9)
Fink, Thomas (USA) Subprime Mortgage Bargain Lot 2 (No. 21)
– Subprime Mortgage Bargain Lot 2 (No. 21)
FitzGerald, Jan Sea Captain (No. 4)
Fleck, Simon Slave (No. 15)
Forbes, John (Australia) Homage to Brian Wilson (No. 20)
– Autobiography (No. 20)
Frazer, Brentley (Australia) Purple Vertigo (No. 14)
– Cigarettes and Tending Orchids (No. 14)
– Elizabeth Arcadia (No. 18)
– I make those annoying quote fingers when I say ‘Australian’ (No. 23)
French, Anne Approaches to Auckland (No. 6)
Fry, Robin Orage (No. 1)
– Time Travel (No. 1)
Furat, Basim (Iraq/NZ) The Buraq Arrives in Hiroshima [translation] (No. 1)
– Inside the Citadel of Hiroshima [translation] (No. 1)
– Students of Hondori [translation] (No. 7)
– The Man from Hiroshima [translation] (No. 9)
– Mesopotamia [translation] (No. 9)
– Climbing Guagua Pichincha [translation] (No. 17)
– Sudanese [translation] (No. 27)
Gannaway, Noeline Autumn Day (No. 14)
– September Morning (No. 14)
– Reunion (No. 17)
– Mid-Winter (No. 17)
Gallas, John (NZ/UK) Pacifictions (No. 8)
– N.Z. v Blokhin (No. 13)
– Excuses No. 3: Football (No. 13)
– Newton-in-the-Isle (No. 27)
– The Sandals of T. E. Lawrence (No. 27)
Gibbs, Ivy Dreamin’ (No. 10)
Gilbert, Ruth Poems from Sappho [7 translations] (No. 4)
– J B M (1918-1995) (No. 4)
Gipps, H S After (No. 12)
Grace, C W My First Football Match (No. 13)
Groom, Dylan Football (No. 13)
Groom, Michael Foreword (No. 13)
Gunson, Vaughan The Goalkeeper (No. 13)
Hack, Rob Radio Mast Between Matavera and Ngatangiia (No. 18)
– All Day on Mauke (No. 18)
Hall, Bernadette Kaiwhekea Katiki (No. 22)
Harlow, Michael Canticle (No. 4)
– Short Talk Cantibile on Spring with Fantails (No. 14)
– Learning to be an Astronomer (No. 14)
– On Never Meeting Samuel Beckett (No. 14)
– Photojournalism and Telling a Story (No. 14)
– Short Talk on Aesthetics (No. 14)
– Writer’s Block (No. 14)
– Post Mortem on Promises (No. 14)
– Reading Between-the-Lines Miss Florentine (No. 19)
– ‘For Once, Then Something’ (No. 19)
– A Matinée Special (No. 19)
– All the pianos in the wood (No. 28)
– Flying Weather (No. 28)
Harris, Paula The Smell of Rain on Dust (No. 10)
– Question and Answers (No. 10)
– For Mahinarangi Tocker [article] (No. 10)
Harvey, Siobhan Saint Pauline of Aranui (No. 4)
– The Road Taken (No. 4)
– Alistair Paterson Birds Flying [essay] (No. 6)
– The Imaginarium (No. 23)
– Family (No. 23)
– My First Boyfriend is an Apparition of the Heart (No. 26)
– To Live in a Telephone Box (No. 26)
Haswell, Judith Sauna (No. 15)
– Corot (No. 15)
Hawken, Dinah Haze (No. 20)
– Leaf (No. 20)
Hay, Karyn Church Bay, Tukukaka (No. 26)
Heatley, H H Inamorata (No. 12)
Heighton, Bessie L Nor’-wester (No. 12)
– The Old Rocker (No. 12)
– Anzac Flowers (No. 12)
– Sunrise (No. 12)
– Willow Song (No. 12)
– Memories (No. 12)
– Autumn (No. 12)
Hickin, Roger Waianakarua (No. 8)
– A Postcard from Solentiname (No. 16)
– Easter Burial (No. 16)
– Leaf – Rain – Marble (No. 28)
Hill, Paul On Makara Hill (No. 5)
Holmes, Honor Gordon Springtime in Pigeon Bay (No. 12)
– Goodbye to Holmes’s Bay (No. 12)
Hopkins, Tony To Tell Truth is to Tell it Like it Is (No. 9)
Howie, Dorothy An Epiphany (No. 15)
– Laguna (No. 15)
– A Baxter Tryptych (No. 15)
Hugo, O E The Home of the Para Fern (No. 11)
– Trees (No. 11)
Hunter, Rex Cleopatra (No. 8)
Ireland, Kevin A Greek Transaction (No. 2)
– Dreampt-Up Poems (No. 15)
– Every Little Thing I Have (No. 15)
– Exotic (No. 19)
Irwin, E A Midnight Over Okain’s Bay (No. 12)
– God’s Garden (No. 12)
– The Last Passage (No. 12)
Isdale, Hugh Past Limits (No. 18)
– Thames Branch (No. 18)
Jackson, Anna Stand Too Close (No. 7)
– Lucky (No. 7)
Jeune, Alex Remembrance (No. 23)
– Compulsion (No. 23)
– Insomnia (No. 23)
– Strength (No. 23)
– For the Beauty (No. 26)
– Meditation (No. 27)
Jeune, Margaret Start with a Smile (No. 23)
– My Dutch Connection (No. 23)
– How to Place an Artefact? (No. 23)
– Aviator (No. 23)
– Autumn Willow (No. 23)
– Nicotine Butterfly (No. 23)
– Shakespeare Bay (No. 23)
– The Blues (No. 23)
– Hitchhikers (No. 23)
– Huia (No. 23)
– Our Forefathers (No. 24)
– Subliminal Poetry (No. 25)
– Train of Thought (No. 27)
– A Eureka Moment (No. 27)
– Powerful Emotions (No. 27)
Johnson, Louis Extract from a Radio Talk, 1964 (No. 2)
– Te MataPeak (No. 2)
– Man Alone (No. 2)
– Intimacy (No. 2)
– Lazy Man’s Load (No. 2)
– On Capitalism (No. 2)
– At the Palazzo Pitti (No. 19)
Johnson, Miranda Jet (No. 2)
Jones, Tim Down George Street in the Rain (No. 3)
– Baxter-Curnow Band Live at Hyde Park 1969 (No. 9)
– That H-shaped Hole (No. 13)
Karena-Holmes, David Beside the Reservoir (No. 18)
– The Mind (No. 18)
– Three Night Fragments (No. 18)
– Sunrise (No. 18)
– The Question (No. 18)
– The Dream (No. 18)
– The Gatepost (No. 18)
– A Star in Space (No. 18)
– Not by Bread (No. 18)
– Love Alone (No. 18)
– History (No. 24)
– Motor-Car or The Imbecility of the Automobile (No. 24)
Kassabova, Kapka Summers Like This (No. 19)
– Somewhere (No. 19)
Kemp, Jan Cornish Hymn (No. 7)
– Paris, June 2014 (No. 15)
– Stork, Cuckoo, Lark (No. 15)
Kenneally, Cath (Australia) Endless Summer (No. 20)
Kiarie, Wanjiku The Torch (No. 3)
– Grandpa (No. 3)
– Beat Time on the Side Walk (No. 9)
Kidman, Fiona So Far, for Now (No. 5)
Koirala, Saradha Portrait (No. 7)
La Follette, Cameron (USA) Border Guardians (No. 8)
– Forest Oath (No. 11)
– Night-Flower Woman (No. 11)
– Animals’ Descent (No. 11)
– River Otter (No. 11)
– Salmon Gives Birth (No. 11)
– Desert Lives (No. 11)
– Duck Wings (No. 11)
– Away in the Music (No. 11)
– In the Forest (No. 11)
– Panther Mind (No. 14)
– The House Where Time Begins (No. 14)
– Wildflower Cowboy (No. 14)
– High Class Whore (No. 17)
– City Crowds (No. 17)
– Subway Dancer (No. 17)
Lambert, Leonard Fly-past (No. 4)
Langford, Gary World Cup Talks (No. 13)
– Uncle the Football hero (No. 13)
– Knowledge (No. 13)
– Charge of the Balls Brigade (No. 13)
– Dear Problem Page (No. 13)
Langston, Richard First Born (No. 3)
– Travelling (No. 3)
– Bushfire (No. 10)
– Home Movies (No. 10)
Le Bas, Jessica His Way By Moonlight (No. 5)
Leadbeater, Will Impressionism (No. 3)
– Romance (No. 3)
– A Poetry Manual (No. 6)
Leggott, Michele Sometimes it happens (No. 21)
Lindsay, Graham Persia (No. 7)
Lowe, Helen Penelope Dreaming (No. 7)
– Starman (No. 7)
Manhire, Bill Crime Scene (No. 7)
– Half (No. 26)
– Outram (No. 26)
McAlpine, Rachel In the Old Days We Were Heroes (No. 3)
– Flatlantis 2 (No. 3)
McCabe, Chris (UK) George Orwell (No. 8)
– The Boy Made of Marble (No. 8)
– Kingfisher (No. 8)
McCallum, Mary Element (No. 8)
McClean, Genevieve Cedars (No. 7)
McCurdie, Carolyn Solidarity (No. 28)
McGill, David Football Limerick (No. 13)
McKellow, W J Home (No. 12)
McLean, Robert At the Rakaia, Lake Coleridge Basin (No. 9)
McQueen, Harvey Thomas Hardy (No. 2)
– Return (No. 2)
– Flesh is Site and Word (No. 2)
– An Unexpected Tui (No. 5)
– The Nature of Things (No. 5)
– Winter Olympics (No. 5)
– Unexpected Glee (No. 5)
– Just So: A Love Poem Of Sorts (No. 5)
– Perfection (No. 5)
Molloy, Harvey Ghosts of St James (No. 3)
– Revenant (No. 7)
–The Footballer (No. 13)
Morris, Laura The Taming of the Shrew (No. 11)
– At Waimarama (No. 11)
– Bound (No. 11)
Morrissey, Michael Much Ado About Reflection (No. 6)
– Tick Tock (No. 6)
Morseth, Martha Smile (No. 28)
Murchie, Erihapeti Waves Crashing (No. 11)
– Awarua (Te Hura Kohatu) (No. 11)
Murphy, Sheila E (USA) This New Year (No. 21)
– Repartee (No. 21)
– Singing in the Dead (No. 21)
Mutton, Gary Tapu Cove (No. 17)
– Auckland Islands (No. 17)
Newcomer, Annie (USA) Cleopatra VII – Last Queen of Egypt – A Sonnet (No. 15)
– Caregivers (No. 23)
– Bartering in Raglan, NZ (No. 26)
Norcliffe, James Orthography (No. 3)
– Kotuku (No. 28)
– The taxi driver searches for his daughter (No. 28)
O’Brien, Gregory From A Song Book for Ken Bolton (No. 20)
O’Connor, John Scene From a Lost Movie (No. 3)
– Arles, 1910 (No. 3)
– Homeless (No. 11)
O’Keefe, Ella (Australia) Cartouche (No. 20)
– As discussed (No. 20)
– Sleep’n (No. 20)
– Grabby (No. 20)
O’Leary, Michael Sonnet for Victor O’Leary (No. 1)
– Waiouru (No. 5)
– Dargaville (No. 5)
– From P.H.D. to PhD (No. 8)
– The Last 48 Seconds of Kurt Cobain (No. 8)
– Manchester United vs Auckland 1967 (No. 13)
– Track Gang & Shunters at Paekakariki (No. 17)
– A Sonnet for Malcolm Murchie on Turning Ninety (No. 17)
– Ken Bolton in the Hutt Valley (No. 20)
– Paul McCartney at Mount Smart Stadium (No. 21)
– A Sonnet to Neve Te Aroha (No. 22)
– Dreams of Innocence (No. 26)
– Sonnet for the Existential Crisies #12 and 25 (No. 27)
– It don’t come easy (No. 28)
O’Leary, Victor Briefly We Live (No. 1)
Olds, Peter The Painter (No. 3)
– The Octopus (No. 3)
– Easy Rider on George Street (No. 16)
– The Beatles Arrive by Car at the Royal International Hotel, Auckland, 1964 (No. 16)
– Three Dunedin Walks (No. 18)
– Tattoo Dream (No. 18)
– Spotting Bukowski (No. 22)
– Hail & Water (No. 28)
– Jack Kerouac at Shag Point (No. 28)
Oliver, Stephen Marooned (No. 1)
– Swagman’s Song (No. 1)
– This Way Out (No. 16)
– Lace (No. 16)
– The World’s Basement (No. 16)
– Poetry Day Blues (No. 16)
– Still Life with Boulders (No. 16)
– The Departed Guest (No. 16)
– Scarecrow (No. 16)
– Testament (No. 16)
O’Reilly, Bill Western Christchurch (No. 13)
Orr, Bob Barberry (No. 16)
– Shore Leave (No. 19)
– Love Poem (No. 19)
O’Sullivan, Vincent History, For You (No. 2)
– Whose Move is it, Comrades? (No. 15)
– On Hearing the News (No. 15)
– This was way back, mind (No. 19)
– One Girl Thinking Niagara (No. 19)
Parker, Patricia The Awakening (No. 12)
– Winter Music (No. 12)
– Witch’s Hill (No. 12)
Paterson, Alistair A View From the Tavern (No. 2)
– Paterson/Creeley: A Conversation (No. 3)
– A Song for Celia (No. 6)
– Safely, perhaps the Alamo (No. 6)
– How to write fiction (No. 6)
– A Calling (for Ruth Dallas) (No. 6)
– Discovery (No. 6)
– Oh, Bess Throckmorton (No. 9)
– The Forest of Tane (No. 15)
– Bend of the River (No. 16)
– Icons (No. 23)
– The Tempest (No. 23)
– The King of the Golden River (No. 23)
– Connections (No. 26)
– Sequoia (No. 26)
Pettet, A G (Australia) Red (No. 19)
– Awaiting Bacchus (No. 19)
– Walpurgisnacht (No. 19)
Pirie, Mark Prefaces (No. 1-ongoing)
– Bushed (for Stephen Oliver) (No. 1)
– For Meg Campbell (No. 1)
– The Street (i.m. Robert Creeley) (No. 3)
– The Walk (for Harvey McQueen) (No. 5)
– An Interview with Harvey McQueen (No. 5)
– The View (for Alistair Paterson) (No. 6)
– Lyric (for Mahinarangi Tocker) (No. 10)
– Two Films (No. 11)
– My Great Uncle (No. 11)
– Boots (No. 13)
– The Cup (No. 13)
– All White on the Night (No. 13)
– Sonnet for Simon Elliott (No. 13)
– World Cup Epigrams (No. 13)
– Tribute to an Old General (No. 13)
– Newtown Park (No. 13)
– Two Concerts (No. 16)
– Crash Course (No. 18)
– Cicada Summer (No. 18)
– Seeing Art Blakey (No. 20)
– Hugh Beller, to J. (No. 22)
– Michael J Fox (No. 22)
– Elegy: Michael Duffett (No. 24)
– This and That, and Winter (No. 24)
– When Andrew arrived (No. 26)
– Boats (No. 26)
– Christian Cullen: All Black Great (No. 27)
– Looking for hihi at Zealandia (No. 28)
Plumb, Vivienne The Animals (No. 6)
– The Next Revolution (No. 27)
Pope, Robert J The Syrens of Kenepuru (No. 10)
– An All Blacks Rumour (No. 10)
Powell, Jenny From Vietnam: A Poem Journey (No. 3)
– Down the Bay (No. 10)
– Chasing the Selenelion (No. 22)
– This is Not Ophelia (No. 22)
– Post It (No. 22)
– Rural Tightrope (No. 24)
– The Truth of Glass Displacement (No. 24)
– Drizzle of Birds (No. 28)
– The Professional Development of Royal Spoonbills in Literacy and Numeracy (No. 28)
– Biology Field Trip (No. 28)
– Albatross Colony, Taiaroa Head – Pukekura (No. 28)
– Bridging Conversations: An Octopus Octet (No. 28)
Prime, Patricia Marie Ponsot (No. 16)
Raffills, Mark The Red Shawl (No. 23)
Rapatahana, Vaughan Up Takapu (No. 9)
– Effluvium (No. 17)
– Swimming Across You (No. 17)
Reeve, Blair Newborn (No. 18)
– Stuck in a Feedback Loop (No. 18)
– Last Legs: An Abstract Ballet for Notre-Dame de Paris (No. 24)
– Deadly Dust: Bboy Patterns for Zvezda Moonbase Alpha (No. 24)
Reeve, Richard Judicial Notice (No. 17)
– In a Country Churchyard (No. 18)
– The Elite (No. 18)
– Posts (No. 22)
– Undertakings (No. 22)
– The Necessity of Atheism (No. 24)
– Littoral (No. 24)
– Westies Camp (No. 24)
– Living and Dying in Taranaki (No. 28)
Reeves, P V A Grey Day (No. 11)
– Life With Its Teachers (No. 11)
– Moon Struck (No. 14)
– Seen Through The Window (No. 14)
– Martinborough Wind (No. 23)
Rego, Marion Finding Myself (No. 23)
– Memory (No. 23)
– Sections for Sale (No. 27)
– Progress (No. 27)
Reid, Nicholas Arrival (No. 14)
– Phocidae (No. 14)
– King of Comedy (No. 16)
– Ars Amoris (No. 16)
– A Poem About James McKune (No. 18)
Reiter, David P From Timelord Dreaming (No. 17)
Rickerby, Helen Winters of Discontent (No. 2)
– Burning with Joan of Arc (No. 2)
– How to keep living (No. 25)
– Against pity (No. 25)
Ricketts, Harry Some Things to Remember About Lou (No. 2)
– Cricket Coach Bob Woolmer who died mysteriously in a Jamaica Hotel Room coached which national side? (No. 8)
– Sansome Walk (No. 13)
– Arguments for Religion (No. 27)
– Debris (No. 27)
Riddell, Ron My Mother’s Last View of Ruapehu (No. 5)
– An Empty House in Titirangi (No. 6)
– From Santa Elena (No. 26)
– From Rio Cedro (No. 26)
Roberts, Jeremy Do the Math (No. 17)
– Waiting to See Iggy & The Stooges (No. 17)
Roberts, T E L Mount Pleasant (No. 12)
– The Hills of Home (No. 12)
Ross, Jack One More Thing (for Alistair Paterson) (No. 6)
Rudolf, Anthony (UK) From Scenes From Childhood (No. 7)
– From Zigzag (No. 7)
– From A Vanishing Hand: My Autograph Album [memoir] (No. 7)
– From A Vanished Hand: My Autograph Album [memoir] (No. 13)
– Two Linked Poems for Charlie (No. 17)
– Holland Park (No. 27)
Rugis, Anna Song and Dance (No. 5)
Ruth, Damian An Elusive Scent (No. 22)
Sakowski, Edward From War.com (No. 14)
Samuels, Lisa Starting at the End (No. 21)
– Record Happiness (No. 21)
Sanderson, Martyn Wealthy Willie (No. 2)
Scott, L E Night Dancers (No. 1)
– Sunflower for My Brother’s Grave (No. 1)
– Midwife (No. 9)
– Life Evens Out (No. 9)
– Morning Says Goodnight to Night (No. 9)
– Dichotomy (No. 9)
– Figures in Stone (No. 9)
– Midnight (No. 9)
– Two Spirits (No. 9)
– Dry Wet Seasons (No. 9)
– Yesterday (No. 9)
– Tumbleweeds (No. 9)
Selwyn, Ila Skytronium (No. 7)
– a requiem for Peter (No. 25)
Shadbolt, Peter My Brother (No. 2)
Sharp, Iain The Briefest Beatle (No. 6)
– Why I Love Jazz (No. 6)
Sherratt, Alfred Stanley Maui Falls Before Hine-nui-te-po, Goddess of Death (No. 12)
– Tawhirimatea, The Storm God (No. 12)
Simonovic, Gus Island and the Sea (No. 19)
– Another Messenger (No. 19)
Slavick, Madeleine Marie (USA/Hong Kong/NZ) When he said (No. 7)
– High Rise (No. 9)
– Knees (No. 9)
– Skyscraper, Moon, Sea (No. 9)
– close, closer (No. 15)
– ginger lily (No. 15)
– Four Towns (No. 27)
– One Carcass (No. 27)
– The Road Where I Live (No. 27)
Smither, Elizabeth Reading Maxine Kumin (No. 5)
– Drycleaners London and Paris (No. 19)
– My American chair (No. 25)
– The black surgeon (No. 25)
Smithyman, Kendrick Dialectic (No. 13)
Solomon, Laura In Shackles (No. 3)
– Behind the Scenes in the Lost and Found at the British Museum (No. 5)
– The Fix-it Man (No. 5)
– Resurfacing from the Wreck (No. 8)
– Quasimodo Gets the Blues (No. 10)
– Sky Burial (No. 14)
– The Swarm (No. 16)
– After the Surgery (No. 16)
– Building Wharf (No. 22)
– Eternal Summer (No. 24)
Somerville, Alice Te Punga just like that (No. 9)
– fleet (No. 9)
Southam, Barry The Medical Superintendent (No. 6)
– The Home Owner (No. 6)
Spence, Pete (Australia) Stylish Essay (No. 21)
– Returns (No. 21)
– Rust (No. 21)
Sprague, Nicole (USA) Dionysus’ Regrets (No. 16)
– Resurrection (No. 16)
– Six Alaskan Huskies (No. 16)
– Discourse with a Fire Ablaze in an Alaskan Boreal Forest (No. 16)
Stead, C K Black River Blues (For Mahinarangi Tocker) (No. 10)
– Five Shorts for Peter Bland (No. 19)
Steven, Michael Lottie’s Song (No. 4)
– Port Waikato (No. 4)
– Old Timer, Avondale (No. 16)
– Ungaretti (No. 16)
– May 2, 1974 (No. 18)
– Opahi Bay (No. 18)
Strang, Barbara The Long Body (No. 3)
– Learning About Torture (No. 3)
Sullivan, Grant Match Day (No. 13)
Sutton, Bill Moons of Jupiter (No. 9)
– Tennis (No. 9)
– Golden Hour (No. 16)
– Federer at Wimbledon (No. 23)
– David and Nick (No. 27)
Surridge, André Three Haiku (No. 13)
Symes, Dominic (Australia) Ghosts (No. 20)
Tabios, Eileen R (USA) From The Ashbery Riff-Offs (No. 21)
Tasew, Yilma Tafere Eroded (No. 8)
Taylor, Apirana a great seamstress (No. 9)
– what i am (No. 9)
Teaiwa, Teresia ordinary/interrupted (No. 9)
– The Ballroom Poetry Cafe: A Riff [essay] (No. 9)
Thomson, MaryJane Narcissus Lies Down (No. 14)
– One strike (No. 14)
– Phrase (No. 16)
– Not for you (No. 16)
– Yonder Sun (No. 18)
– The Beginning Exit The End Entry (No. 18)
– Pitstop (No. 18)
– 151 (No. 18)
– A Tree (No. 18)
Tillman, H Cracroft Hill (No. 12)
– New Paths (No. 12)
Tocker, Mahinarangi From Taumarunui (No. 10)
– Love (No. 10)
– Embrace (No. 10)
– Sea (No. 10)
– Dedicated to Richard T (No. 10)
– The Ring That My Kuia Wore (No. 10)
– A.F. (No. 10)
– Minutes & Seconds (No. 10)
Turner, Brian Cricket at Oturehua (No. 4)
– Black (No. 14)
– Clouds Between Ranfurly and Wedderburn (No. 14)
– Epitaph (No. 14)
– Prayer (No. 14)
– On the Road Again (No. 29)
– Scrambles (No. 29)
– February 22 (No. 29)
Vanguard Players’ 12 Commandments (No. 13)
Van Trigt, Eileen Rhapsody in Pink (No. 24)
Villiers, Annie Māta-au (No. 28)
– Paris without you (No. 28)
Wairama, Moira Karanga Tia Ra (No. 9)
Walker, Michael Fire (No. 14)
– Dusky Day in Dallas (No. 14)
Ward, Gill For D J M (No. 23)
– Gathering (No. 23)
Waterhouse, Kate Black swans (No. 25)
– Jawoyn country (No. 25)
Wattie, Nelson Please Be Patient (No. 2)
Webb-Pullmann, Mercedes Coco (No. 21)
Wedde, Ian Harry Martens (No. 5)
– From The Little Ache – A German Notebook (No. 21)
Weisman, Dorit After Two Catheterizations (No. 29)
– I Could Have (No. 29)
Wembley Scotland v. England (No. 13)
White, Pat Matariki (No. 14)
– Silent (No. 14)
– Spinning (No. 14)
Williams, C A J How We Live (No. 24)
Withers, Ida M A Canterbury Summer (No. 12)
Wolffram, Paul From The Stranger Within: An Ethnographic Poem (No. 3)
– From The Stranger Within: An Ethnographic Poem (No. 8)
– From Chinatown (No. 8)
– Postmodern Motorcycle Maintenance (No. 8)
Wright, F W N (Niel) The Gift (No. 2)
– November Weather (No. 2)
– Lacrima Musae (No. 2)
– A Reading (in Part) of the Poetry of Louis Johnson [essay] (No. 2)
– Ruth Gilbert’s The Luthier [essay] (No. 4)
– Incessant (No. 8)
– Staying Alive II (No. 8)
– Patch Up (No. 8)
– Showcase Canzonet (No. 8)
– Newspaper Man (No. 8)
– Sestet (No. 8)
– Further Comment on Cameron La Follette (No. 11)
– Tricarboxcylic Writes XXIa, 3535 (No. 25)
– Tricarboxcylic Writes XLVI, 3558-3560 (No. 25)
– From A Letter to Myself, Poems 3752 and 3765 (No. 27)
– From Geriatric Writes, LXXXIII and XCI (No. 27)
Wright, Tim (Australia) November Again (No. 20)
Yates, Charlotte A Heart to Make (No. 10)
Young, Mark The Playgirl of the Western World (No. 14)
– A Line from Donald Trump (No. 21)
– The / Glazed Ambiguity of / the Moon (No. 21)
– Kuhn’s Nude, Duchamp’s Paradigm (No. 21)
– Basho Condensed (No. 21)
– Clusters of Titanium Dioxide (No. 21)
– Some Things I Never Told My Roshi (No. 21)
– An Impression of Impressionism (No. 21)
– For Cindy, Bird Song (No. 21)
Zelas, Karen Drought (No. 15)
– The Old Pa Site (No. 15)
Subject Index
All Blacks “Invincibles” rugby team
– Poem (No. 10)
All Blacks rugby team
– Poem (No. 14)
Chinua Achebe
– Poem (No. 9)
Anna Akhmatova
– Translations (No. 5)
Neve Te Aroha Ardern
– Poem Tribute (No. 22)
Nick Ascroft
– Poems and feature (No. 24)
John Ashbery
– Poem tribute (No. 20)
– Poems (No. 21)
Ballroom Poetry Cafe, Newtown, Wellington, New Zealand
– Article (No. 9)
James K Baxter
– Poem (No. 9)
– Poem tribute (No. 15)
The Beatles
– Poem (No. 16)
– Poem (No. 21)
Bee Gees
– Poem (no. 8)
Richard Berengarten
– Poems (No. 27)
Jeanne Bernhardt
– Poems and Feature (No. 23)
George Best
– Drawing/poems (No. 13)
Peter Bland
– Poems/tributes/etching/photo (No. 19)
Petrus Borel
– Poem translation (No. 29)
Joseph Brodsky
– Poem (No. 15)
Charles Bukowski
– Poem (No. 22)
Alistair Te Ariki Campbell
– Posthumously published poem (No. 4)
Meg Campbell
– Tributes and poem (No. 1)
– Posthumously published poems (No. 4)
David Campese
– Poem (No. 27)
Canterbury, New Zealand poetry
– Poems (No. 12)
Dale Carnegie
– Poem (No. 26)
Charles Causley
– Tribute (No. 7)
Coco Chanel
– Tribute (No. 21)
Cleopatra VII, Last Queen of Egypt
– Poem (No. 15)
Kurt Cobain
– Poem tribute (No. 8)
Gregory Corso
– Poem tribute (No. 14)
Robert Creeley
– Tribute, drawing and interview (No. 3)
Christian Cullen
– Tribute (No. 27)
Allen Curnow
– Poem dedication (No. 4)
– Poem (No. 9)
Ruth Dallas
– Tribute (No. 6)
John Denver
– Poem tribute (No. 16)
John Dickson
– Poem Tribute (No. 22)
Michael Duffet
– Poems and feature (No. 17)
– Poem Tribute (No. 24)
Eileen Duggan
– Poem (No. 11)
Lauris Edmond
– Poem (No. 19)
Simon Elliott
– Poem tribute (No. 13)
English football
– Essay/poems (No. 13)
Riemke Ensing
– Poems, photo and tributes (No. 15)
Roderick Finlayson
– Poem (No. 29)
General Grant shipwreck
– Poem (No. 17)
Andrew Fagan
– Tribute (No. 10)
– Poems and tribute (No. 26)
A R D Fairburn
– Uncollected/unpublished poem (No. 4)
– Poem tribute (No. 18)
Roger Federer
– Poem Tribute (No. 23)
FIFA World Cup
– Poems (No 13)
First World War poetry
– Poems (No. 12)
Tony Fomison
– Poem tribute (No. 15)
Football poetry
– Poems (No. 13)
Michael J Fox
– Poem Tribute (No. 22)
Bernard Gadd
– Tribute (No. 3)
John Gallas
– Poems feature (No. 8)
Jerry Garcia
– Poem (No. 14)
Ruth Gilbert
– Essay, drawing and poems (No. 4)
Denis Glover
– Poem dedication, tribute (No. 4)
C F Goldie
– Poem (No. 14)
Stanley Graham
– Poem (No. 1)
– Poem (No. 9)
Michael Harlow
– Poems (No. 14)
Dirk Hugsam
– Poem Tribute (No. 26)
Robin Hyde
– Song lyric tribute/music score (No. 19)
Kevin Ireland
– Poems and tributes (No. 29)
Iraq football team
– Tribute (No. 13)
Kathleen Jamie
– Poem (No. 24)
Louis Johnson
– Tributes, unpublished/uncollected poems, essay and photograph (No. 2)
– Poem tribute (No. 29)
John F Kennedy
– Poem tribute (No. 14)
Kaiwhekea Katiki
– Poem (No. 22)
Maxine Kumin
– Poem (No. 6)
Cameron La Follette
– Poems, article (No. 11)
T E Lawrence
– Poem (No. 27)
Timothy Leary
– Poem (No. 23)
Christian Lindberg
– Poem (No. 16)
Dennis List
– Tribute (No. 2)
Manchester United FC
– Poems/memoir (No. 13)
Vladimir V Mayakovsky
– Poem (No. 26)
Paul McCartney
– Poem tribute (No. 21)
James McKune
– Poem tribute (No. 18)
Harvey McQueen
– Tributes, poems, photo and interview (No. 5)
David Mitchell
– Poem Tribute (No. 23)
Eduard Mörike
– Translation by Noeline Gannaway (No. 14)
New Zealand football
– Poems (No. 13)
Michael O’Leary
– Poem dedication (No. 18)
Victor O’Leary
– Tribute, uncollected poem and photograph (No. 1)
Stephen Oliver
– Tribute (No. 1)
– Poem letter (No. 28)
W H Oliver
– Poem dedication (No. 1)
Alistair Paterson
– Tributes, essay, poems and drawing (No. 6)
Jenny Pattrick
– Poem (No. 10)
Poetry of Maori myths and legends
– Poems (No. 12)
Marie Ponsot
– Poem (No. 16)
Pontius Pilate
– Poem (No. 29)
Iggy Pop & The Stooges
– Poem (No. 17)
Robert J Pope
– Uncollected/unpublished poems (No. 10)
Jenny Powell
– Poems and tribute (No. 28)
Quechua Mountain, Ecuador (No. 17)
Gloria Rawlinson
– Poem tribute (No. 15)
Rainer Maria Rilke
– Translation by Noeline Gannaway (No. 14)
Anthony Rudolf
– Poems and memoir extract (No. 7)
Edward Sakowski
– Translation by Robert Zuch (No. 14)
Sappho
– Translations (No. 4)
Sandström
– Poem (No. 16)
L E Scott
– Article and tribute (No. 9)
Peter Selwyn
– Poem Tribute (No. 25)
Maurice Shadbolt
– Tribute (No. 2)
Peter Snell
– Poem (No. 16)
Ringo Starr
– Poem tribute (No. 28)
Star poets of Christchurch 1922 -26
– Poems (No. 12)
C K Stead
– Poem tribute (No. 29)
Mahinarangi Tocker
– Tributes, drawing and uncollected/unpublished poetry (No. 10)
Georg Trakl
– Poem translations (No. 24)
William Wantling
– Poem (No. 18)
Brett Whiteley
– Poem (No. 24)
Brian Wilson
– Poem (No. 20)
Bob Woolmer
– Poem tribute (No. 8)
World War One
– Poem (No. 16)
Mark Young
– Poems and Feature (No. 21)
Artwork Index
Bianca Barling
– Photo of Ken Bolton (No. 20)
Robert Cross
– Photo of Louis Johnson (No. 2)
Donna Demente
– Photo of Jenny Powell (No. 28)
Debra Duffett
– Photo of Michael Duffett (No. 17)
James Ensing-Trussell
– Photo of Riemke Ensing (No. 15)
Marie Fallen
– Photo of Margaret Jeune (No. 23)
Minka Firth
– Photo of Andrew Fagan (No. 26)
Allan MacGillivray
– Photo of Stephen Oliver (No. 16)
Althea Northcross
– Photo of Anthony Rudolf in Paris (No. 7)
Michael O’Leary
– Drawing of Robert Creeley (No. 3)
– Drawing of Ruth Gilbert (No. 4)
– Drawing of Mahinarangi Tocker (No. 10)
– Drawing of George Best (No. 13)
Otago Daily Times
– Photo of Michael Harlow (No. 14)
Una Platts
– Drawing of Alistair Paterson (No. 6)
Reindeer Girl
– Photo of Jeanne Bernhardt (No. 22)
Melanie Reins
– Photo of Richard Berengarten (No. 27)
John Schroeder
– Photo of Peter Bland (No. 19)
Guthrie Smith
– Etching of Peter Bland (No. 19)
Carl Suurmond
– Photo of L E Scott (No. 9)
Source Unknown
– Photo of Victor O’Leary and Michael O’Leary (No. 1)
– Photo of John Gallas (N0. 8)
– Photo of Cameron La Follette (No. 11)
– Masthead of the Christchurch Star (No. 12)
– Photo of Jimmy Logie, footballer (No. 13)
– Autograph of Leslie Compton, footballer (No. 13)
– Image of David Karena-Holmes (No. 18)
– Photo of Kevin Ireland (No. 29)
Annalies van der Poel
– Photo of Harvey McQueen (No. 5)
Lauren Young
– Photo of Mark Young (No. 21)
Kate Wanwimolruk
– Photo of Nick Ascroft (No. 24)
Max White
– Photo of Janet Charman (No. 25)
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